Im just curious, given the option which would guys choose? Im gonna stay out at least 60-90 days before I go home.
Going into the oil fields. 1099 or w2?
Discussion in 'Experienced Truckers' Advice' started by king v, Jun 24, 2018.
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Depends.
Are you an employee? Then W2
Are you a self employed contractor? Then 1099.
There really is no other (legal) option.brian991219, tscottme, Tb0n3 and 1 other person Thank this. -
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There is no legal option.
Let me ask you this. Are you comfortable with the very first thing they ask is to break the law? How long until they want you to break other laws like hos, equipment, and for that matter the pesky law that requires them to pay you?
If you are an employee, you must be paid as w2, there can be no option.Brettj3876, brian991219, Lepton1 and 3 others Thank this. -
I get that, been there experienced it. But I don't think you are following me very closely here.
They WILL pay me because this isn't some bs dry van mega job. I have a few friends that have done this in the past. Im just curious about how much more youd stand to save if you paid taxes on that kind of money yourself. $2500 - $3000 a week.
Now I know in the event that I go o/o its no longer an option and at $5000 - $8000 a week i really wouldnt want those taxez taken out immediately. Im single with no kids, so my tax rate sucks. -
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You have your mind made up you want to work for an outfit running illegally. Why did you even ask the question?
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If im w2 i cant write off much of anything. Thats the point im making here. Im already a contractor on the current gig im runnin. Hotels, meals, fuel, maintenance etc. Im just trying to figure out if I need that advantage out there in Midland and Odessa if Im gonna stay out longer than most.
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If you are dead set on going 1099 then it should pay somewhere in the neighborhood of 25% more than their W-2 rate.
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