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.
Get My Contractor Agreement — $49Why 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 scope | Wi Filings contractor agreement — $49 |
| High-dollar or complex engagement | Attorney-drafted agreement |
| Unsure if worker is contractor or employee | Wisconsin employment attorney or payroll professional |
| Need payroll setup for a W-2 employee | Payroll provider / CPA |
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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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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.
Related Wi Filings resources
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