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Wisconsin Independent Contractor Agreement

A clean, Wisconsin-aware contractor agreement for your LLC. Customized to your scope, payment terms, and intellectual property assignment. PDF delivered within 24 hours.

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Important: This is a template-based document preparation service, not legal advice or attorney drafting. A contractor agreement can document the parties’ intent, but it does not decide worker classification. For high-value, long-term, regulated, or employee-like engagements, consult a Wisconsin employment attorney.
Classification frameworks: Wisconsin DWD worker classification · Wis. Stat. § 102.07(8) nine-part test · Wis. Stat. § 108.02(12) UI classification · IRS common-law rules

Why your Wisconsin LLC needs a contractor agreement

A handshake email and a Venmo payment will not survive contact with the IRS, the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development, or a contractor dispute. A short written agreement defines the scope, payment, intellectual property, confidentiality, term, and termination before any work starts. It also documents the parties’ understanding that the worker is a contractor, not an employee — supporting evidence (though not a determination) in a classification analysis. See our full guide to what every Wisconsin contractor agreement should include.

What’s included

  • Parties and addresses — your Wisconsin LLC and the contractor (or their entity)
  • Scope of work — specific deliverables and what is out of scope
  • Term — start date, end date, project- or ongoing-based
  • Payment terms — rate, schedule, invoicing, and payment window
  • Expenses — who pays for materials, travel, and subcontractors
  • Intellectual property — assignment of work product to your LLC on payment, plus background-IP language
  • Confidentiality — scope, duration, and return of materials on termination
  • Independent contractor status — the parties’ classification intent, plus a disclaimer that the contract is supporting evidence and not a determination
  • Insurance — optional language requiring general liability and worker’s compensation coverage
  • Termination, indemnification, and limitation of liability
  • Wisconsin governing law and venue
  • Signature blocks — dated, ready to sign

What’s NOT included

  • Legal review or legal advice. Wi Filings is a filing service, not a law firm.
  • Worker-classification determination. The agreement is supporting evidence of intent, but it does not determine whether a worker is legally an employee or a contractor under Wisconsin or federal frameworks.
  • Filing with any government agency. Contractor agreements are private contracts; they are not filed with the Wisconsin DFI, DOR, or DWD.
  • Tax advice. Talk with a Wisconsin CPA or payroll professional for specific tax questions.

Is this the right fit?

Need Best Fit
Simple project with clear scopeWi Filings contractor agreement — $49
High-dollar or complex engagementAttorney-drafted agreement
Unsure if worker is contractor or employeeWisconsin employment attorney or payroll professional
Need payroll setup for a W-2 employeePayroll provider / CPA
When this is not enough. Use an attorney-drafted agreement for high-value, long-term, regulated, or employee-like engagements; for proprietary IP central to your business; for relationships with access to customer data; or whenever the relationship looks borderline between employee and contractor under Wisconsin or federal frameworks.

$49 — Delivered Within 24 Hours

We customize the agreement using the information you submit below. You receive a professionally formatted PDF ready to sign and keep with your business records.

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$49 — delivered within 24 hours as PDF

Total: $49 — Customized Wisconsin contractor agreement delivered within 24 hours as PDF.

One agreement covers one contractor engagement. For additional contractors, order separately so the names, scope, and terms are accurate.

Common questions

Is a written independent contractor agreement required in Wisconsin?

No, but every Wisconsin LLC owner should use one. A short written contract clarifies scope, payment, intellectual property, and termination before disputes can happen, and provides supporting evidence of intent to engage a contractor rather than an employee.

Does signing a contractor agreement settle the classification question?

No. Classification depends on the facts of the working relationship under multiple Wisconsin and federal frameworks. A contractor agreement is supporting evidence of intent, not a determination.

What does the $49 include?

A Wisconsin-aware template-based independent contractor agreement, customized to your LLC, the contractor’s information, the scope of work, payment terms, IP assignment, confidentiality, and Wisconsin governing law. Delivered as a professionally formatted PDF within 24 hours.

Is legal review included?

No. Wi Filings is a business filing service, not a law firm. For complex or high-value engagements, talk with a Wisconsin employment attorney before signing.

Can I use this agreement for multiple contractors?

Each $49 order produces one customized agreement. If you need agreements for several contractors, order one per engagement so the names, scope, and terms are accurate.

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