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Tennessee Independent Contractor Agreement PDF

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Tennessee at a glance: Classification Test: ABC-type Test · Governing Law: Tenn. Code § 50-7-207

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Overview

Independent Contractor Agreements in Tennessee

Tennessee applies a statutory three-prong test to determine independent contractor status.
Key Facts

Tennessee Independent Contractor Agreement — Quick Reference

RequirementTennessee Rule
Classification TestABC-type Test
Governing LawTenn. Code § 50-7-207
Legal Requirements

Tennessee Legal Requirements

  • Must satisfy Tennessee's statutory worker classification test.
Governing Laws

Tennessee Governing Laws

Tenn. Code § 50-7-207
Employment Defined
Requires a three-prong classification test.

Read the full text of these laws at Cornell Law School's Tennessee legal resources or your state legislature's official website.

Questions & Answers

Tennessee Independent Contractor Agreement — Frequently Asked Questions

Does Tennessee use the ABC test?

Yes, Tennessee uses a three-prong test.