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What is an Independent Contractor?

Typically, an independent contractor is an individual who provides professional, creative or technical services to the university for a fee. ICs generally offer their services to others, may work for more than one client at a time, can select their clients, provide their tools and materials, and set their own hours and place of work. The exception to this last would be a speaker, as they are often subject to an event or class time.

How do I initiate work with an Independent Contractor?

The IRS Classification Request form is the first step in working with a non-Boise State employee that will be providing a service to the University.

  • Follow the steps on the Inviting Vendors to PaymentWorks job aid to add a new supplier to Bronco Hub. Do not request a Substitute W-9 from the vendor/supplier.

  • Payables will notify the requester within five business days whether to proceed as an independent contractor or part-time temp employee. The PaymentWorks step listed above must be completed first.

How do Independent Contractor payment processes differ when grant funding is involved?

Grant funded IC classifications being paid from a grant must follow the OSP procurement process.

Non-grant funded IC classifications include the assignment of a Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA). A BPA is a tool in Bronco Hub used to monitor and track payments outlined in the Contract for Service or Local Engagement Agreement (for speakers and performers).



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