Yes, you could authorize or require the use of a company vehicle by a driver/courier who is working as an independent contractor (and having compensation reported on a Form 1099). One of the hallmarks of an independent contractor is that typically he provides his own tools.

How many personal miles should a company car have?

The vehicle must actually be driven at least 10,000 miles during the year (or proportionately if the vehicle is used less than a full year). The vehicle must be used during the year primarily by employees. The method must be used in subsequent years (absent any special circumstances).

Can an independent contractor use a company car?

Yes, you could authorize or require the use of a company vehicle by a driver/courier who is working as an independent contractor (and having compensation reported on a Form 1099). As with any independent contractor relationship, however, you must be careful not to undermine…

What kind of Rights do independent contractors have?

Independent also don’t get employee benefits, or protection from employment laws, like the Fair Labor Standards Act (FLSA), the Occupational Safety & Health Act (OSHA) and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act. Independent contractor status usually gives you a lot more autonomy and control over your work.

Who is liable for the torts of an independent contractor?

An employer who hires an independent contractor (or contracts with a third party organization to provide drivers as subcontractors) is not liable for the torts of that person.

How to become an independent contract courier driver?

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