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Question 137: I know you take the position that professional employer organizations are generally not the employer of the workers on their payroll which they lease to others. However, in my state there is a law which says that the workers are employees of the PEO. So, can we go ahead and set up a single employer plan for the PEO on that basis? |
Answer: No. State laws can do a great deal, but they cannot determine as a conclusion what the status of a worker is under federal tax law. |
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