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a percentage of total cost of job
Depending on the subcontractor, a written proposal for the work is accepted, and once done, an invoice is sent for payment. The contractor typically has a construction loan that these bills are paid from. The bank will inspect the work to be sure it meets specs and permits and then release the money for payment.
Anyone who has done any work and been paid for independent contractor work needs to fill out a 1099 misc tax form in order to be taxed properly by the IRS.
It means you will be paid as an employee, not a contractor, with al proper payroll accounting (withholding) being done. Not under the table.
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They do not get paid, and if it is made public that they did not finish their work, they will not be hired again to do any work and will be unemployed.
How you are paid does not determine whether you are a contractor. If you are properly an independent contractor, you can be paid on a 1099.
You can prevent a contractor from working on a project by not hiring them or accepting a bid from them. Contractors are paid to do work by a person or company and typically work under a binding contract.
You can terminate the contract after giving notice of termination. You have the option of suing the Contractor too.
A contractor service agreement is an agreement between a contractor and a person or group that this contractor wishes to do work for. It states who the contractor and person or group is, the specifics of the job and timeline for the job, how much the contractor will be paid and what method of payment will be used to pay the contractor.
I hope you have a signed contract with the contractor. Give him fair warning to perform the contract to its specifications or you will take him to court. If he does not - file suit against him for breach of contract.
If work is not completed by the date on which it was promised, the contractor is in violation and should not be paid the full agreed amount. If the work is being built for an event on a specific date and is not completed, then the contractor should not be paid anything, as the work was worthless. On an ordinary renovation contract, anything beyond 14 days late should be considered a very serious problem, and the owner would be justified in demanding an explanation and commitment for the earliest possible completion date. If the contractor does not cooperate, cash in the performance bond and hire another contractor to finish the job as soon as possible.
If the work done had to be done to comply with local statutes and regulations then yes he/she can
If you have already paid the contractor in full and have a receipt of such then you would be reimbursed for the difference in what was already paid to minus what the total amount agreed upon was.
The owner who is accepting bids to perform work requires the contrator to purchase a bond which guarantees that should the contractor fail to perform the work the owner can have another contractor finish the work at no additional cost to the owner.
A concrete contractor is paid between $60 and $95 per hour.
If you didn't have a written contract with the contractor then there is nothing you can do because he is not entitled to finish the job if it's not in writing.