Independent Contractor Offer Letter Template

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This sample template for an independent contractor offer letter may vary slightly depending on specific circumstances and legal requirements. Please tailor the details accordingly.

Independent Contractor Offer Letter Sample

Parties:

Company: Acme Corporation
Address: 789 Business Rd., Suite 300, Metropolis, NY 10003

Contractor: Alex Johnson
Address: 456 Elm Street, Apt. 5B, Gotham, NY 10005

Offer Overview:

This letter serves as a formal offer for you to act as an independent contractor for Acme Corporation. The terms outlined herein are subject to your acceptance and the execution of a formal agreement.

Scope of Work:

The contractor will perform the following services: [Describe services], commencing on __________ and ending on __________, unless terminated earlier in accordance with this letter.

Compensation:

The contractor will receive a payment of $ per [hour/project/month], payable upon submission of an invoice and approval of the completed work.

Responsibilities:

The contractor agrees to perform the services diligently and in accordance with industry standards. The company does not control the manner or means of accomplishing the work but expects the work to meet agreed-upon specifications.

Independent Contractor Status:

It is understood that the contractor is an independent entity and not an employee of the company. The contractor shall be responsible for all taxes, insurance, and benefits related to the compensation received.

Legal and Additional Terms:

  • The contractor shall maintain all necessary licenses and permits to perform the services.
  • Either party may terminate this offer with written notice of __________ days.
  • This letter does not constitute a binding agreement until a formal contract is signed by both parties.

Gotham, ______________________

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Alex Johnson (Contractor)
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Jane Smith (Authorized Company Representative)