Independant Contractor Vs W-2 Employee

12-12-2005, 12:31 PM

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Independant Contractor Vs W-2 Employee

I manage a mortgage company in New Hampshire. Currently I pay my Loan officers as independant contractors (1099). I have relationships with other managers and they have been shifting their employees to W-2 status rather than 1099. Has New Hampshire labor laws changed because loan officers are not considered independant contractors anymore, and do I now have to change the way I'm paying out my originators? Any advice concerning this matter would be greatly appreciated!

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