Add California AB5 Independent Contractor Classification Language
Add this instruction to your initial prompt or as a follow-up if your business operates in California, where AB5 requires contracts to clearly support independent contractor status under the ABC test.
The Prompt
Include independent contractor language appropriate for California, supporting the ABC test for worker classification.
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Add New York Freelance Isn't Free Act Compliance Language
Add this instruction to your initial prompt or as a follow-up if your business operates in New York and the contract value meets the $800 threshold covered by the Freelance Isn't Free Act.
Add Independent Contractor Tax Status Clause
Use this follow-up prompt to add IRS-compliant language that clearly distinguishes the contractor from an employee, reducing misclassification risk.
Strengthen Termination Clause with Pro-Rated Payment
Use this follow-up prompt to strengthen the termination clause so it specifies exactly how partial payment is calculated if the project is cancelled before completion.
Revise IP Clause to Include Work-for-Hire Language
Use this follow-up prompt after reviewing the initial contract draft if the IP clause is vague or does not use the legally significant phrase 'work made for hire'.