Kay Financial Group Inc

🚨HOUSEHOLD EMPLOYEE let’s Talk 🚨

According to the IRS, a household employee is someone you hire to work in or around your home and you control what work is done and how it’s done.

Examples: nanny, babysitter, housekeeper, caregiver, cook, or yard worker (if you direct their work).

If you control the job, they’re an employee—not a contractor. This usually means W-2 wages and household employment taxes, not a 1099.

The IRS focuses on control, not job title.

You have a household employee if:
📍You decide what tasks are done
📍You decide how the work is done
📍You can set the schedule or instructions

It does not matter:
📍Whether they work full-time or part-time
📍Whether they’re paid hourly, daily, or weekly
📍Whether the work is year-round or occasional

Who is not a household employee 🚫
▪️Independent contractors who control how the work is done
▪️Example: a landscaping company, cleaning service, or repair technician
▪️Self-employed workers who offer services to the general public

Know the Difference before filing don’t get caught in audits or refund delays ‼️

Need assistance I can help
📲 (346) 297-1551 Call or text today

GM ☕️ Them W2’s are OUT 📧📬🤗
Need to file your taxes 👀

Accepting New Clients 🤝🏾