Posted: 1/12/2010 7:20:23 PM EDT
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Employer Address. Do I put the address of the local customer office I work in or the HQ address of the company I actually get my check from (it's not in the great state of Texas). Any help would be great, as I'm a bit confused as to what to put. I guess this question affects me a few times on the form. Basically, if I work as a contractor from one company (say in NY) used by another company (in NY) as an on-site person (in CO or TX depending on which job I'm talking about). Thanks in advance guys and gals. |
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Employer Address. Do I put the address of the local customer office I work in or the HQ address of the company I actually get my check from (it's not in the great state of Texas). Any help would be great, as I'm a bit confused as to what to put. I guess this question affects me a few times on the form. Basically, if I work as a contractor from one company (say in NY) used by another company (in NY) as an on-site person (in CO or TX depending on which job I'm talking about). Thanks in advance guys and gals. I used the location where I actually work. They do not contact them, only check that county for records if different from your own county.... I THINK. |
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Quoted: that's the same info I got from my class instructor.Quoted: Employer Address. Do I put the address of the local customer office I work in or the HQ address of the company I actually get my check from (it's not in the great state of Texas). Any help would be great, as I'm a bit confused as to what to put. I guess this question affects me a few times on the form. Basically, if I work as a contractor from one company (say in NY) used by another company (in NY) as an on-site person (in CO or TX depending on which job I'm talking about). Thanks in advance guys and gals. I used the location where I actually work. They do not contact them, only check that county for records if different from your own county.... I THINK. previous places I lived were much easier (less detailed), which I can't say is a good thing. |
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If you are employed by one company and doing contract work through them for another company, I would put down the address of the company you are actually employed by. If the company that employs you has more than one office, then I would use the location of your employing company that you would actually go into when you weren't at a customer's location.
I would not put down the location of a client's office because that isn't who you actually work for. Posted Via AR15.Com Mobile |