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1099 to an employee performing a side job
August 19, 2024
Q. Question: We pay an employee for doing some outside off-the-clock work for the president of our company. The employee is the maintenance technician for our building.
His side job is building furniture. This is just a small garage thing he does on his own time. The president of our organization has asked if he could build a table for his office.
I'm trying to determine if this would be a conflict -- sending both a W-2 and a 1099 for the building of the table. The amount will be over…
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