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ABC test for ICs varies from state to stateUnder the ABC test, the agency-IC relationship must meet all of three criteria.

Agencies not liable for IC credit card fraudYour agency is not liable for the acts or omissions of ICs. This is the opposite of the situation with employees, where the...

Put corporate contract in your agency's nameThere are several ways to draw up a contract between an IC and a new client.

7 criteria for exemption under Calif. IC billRegardless of the location of your agency, if you have even one IC in California, you ought to try to meet the law's criteria...

Looks like an IC, but might not be an ICYou'll run into sundry industry myths about who is and is not an IC. Here are the facts.

The issue with 'most favored nation' clausesThe clause is a misleading term. It simply means that your fees will be no higher than the fees that you charge to the client...

DOJ antitrust suit against Sabre has no meritThe suit is based on an ignorance of how GDSs really work.

GDS contracts have changed little in 35 yearsGDSs have a captive market, leaving them little incentive to change their contracts.

Protect your agency from supplier failuresWhen suppliers default, will your agency be left holding the bag? Here's how to protect your agency when clients lose money...

Agency agreements prevent chargebacksYou can add steps to your agency agreements to protect or defend against chargebacks.

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