If you receive a Gig notification from a Requester you would rather not work for, simply decline the offer. Declines have no impact on your ability to receive future offers, however, the more Ratings & Reviews you receive the more likely it is you will be hired for Gigs in the future.
When you are offered a Gig, you may receive a device notification, in-app notification, text message, and email. Make sure your notification settings are turned on to receive all Gig alerts. Once you have reviewed the details of the Gig, click “Accept” or “Reject”. Once you receive a Gig request, you will have a limited […]
As an independent contractor, taxes will not be withheld from your pay. You are responsible for keeping track of your income and reporting your income earned on your tax return while using the GigSmart app. You may be subject to quarterly payment estimates and should discuss this with your tax advisor.
No, you will not receive a W2 from the businesses, charities, or individuals that you work for by accepting a Gig request through the GigSmart app because you would not be classified as an employee of the business, charity, or individual. For more information, see IRS Publication 15 and/or 15-A.
No, you will not receive Form 1099-MISC for payments facilitated by the GigSmart app. Refer to IRC 6041, which states that payors are not required to file the informational return Form 1099-MISC with respect to payment transactions because the transaction is a third party network transaction, facilitated by the GigSmart app, which is subject to […]
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