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Workers Compensation Clearance Certificate Application Form. This is a Indiana form and can be use in Department Of Revenue Statewide.
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WCE-1
State Form
WORKER’S COMPENSATION CLEARANCE
CERTIFICATE APPLICATION
Name of Independent Contractor (type or print)
Last, First
Address (number, and street, city, state, ZIP code)
(including area code)
(State Use Only)
Are you an Indiana resident?
Yes
No
If no, please enter your state of residence:
Under the provisions of IC 22-3-2-14.5 and/or IC 22-3-7-34.5, I, the undersigned, am hereby requesting issuance to me of an
compensation coverage. Sole proprietorship name:______________________________ SSN: ____________________
compensation coverage. Partnership name:_____________________________ FID: ____________________
Yes
Yes
No
Yes
Signature of Applicant
No
No
If no, state of residence is:
____________________
If no, state of residence is:
____________________
If no, state of residence is:
____________________
Date signed
You must
re-apply each year to maintain exempt status. This information may be shared with the Internal Revenue Service and/or other
states.
State Use Only
$20 Non-Refundable Filing Fee Required
Date issued
Please mail to:
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This form is only to be used by independent contractors in the building and/or construction trades.
The Indiana Department
of Revenue may share this information with the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) and /or other states.
contractor or an employee. Listed below are some of the characteristics of each.
An independent contractor generally:
directs his own work and performs the work in
the manner he chooses, without direction from
the general contractor;
sets his own hours;
may hire assistants;
provides his own tools and materials;
is paid by the job rather than by the hour;
An employee generally:
is under the control of his employer;
receives pay on an hourly basis;
must perform the work in the manner indicated by
the employer;
receives training, tools and equipment provided by
the employer;
is not free to offer his services to many persons or
and to offer his services to the general public.
Are you new to the state of Indiana or the United States?
(nonrefundable) to the
If you do not meet the criteria for establishing your status as an independent contractor, you will be contacted with instructions
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