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In which of the following situations is the individual is an independent contractor rather than an employee?
A) a nurse who is directly supervised by doctors in an office
B) a computer programmer who is instructed as to what projects to undertake, programming language and format, and hours of work
C) a nurse who travels to several different patients. She sets her own hours and is responsible for the delivery of nursing care and end result
D) a teacher whose hours, classroom responsibilities, content and methods of instruction are established by the school

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Prentice Hall's Federal Taxation: 2011: Individuals

Edition: 14^th

Authors: Pope, Anderson, Kramer

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