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TYPES OF EMPLOYMENT The following table identifies special classes of employment whether the type of employment is subject to California payroll taxes. For additional information on the taxability for a particular type of employment, refer to the Code* section(s) noted under the specific tax. If you have questions regarding an individual s proper status in working for/with you, please contact the Taxpayer Assistance Center at 888-745-3886. In addition to this table, the Development Department (EDD) has prepared the Information Sheet: Types of Payments (DE 231TP) information sheets for specific industries, types of services, or types of payments. To obtain the information sheets, access the EDD website at www.edd.ca.gov/payroll_taxes/forms Publications.htm, or contact the Taxpayer Assistance Center at 888-745-3886. If outside the United s or Canada, call 916-464-3502. *Code references: California Code of Regulations (CCR), California Code (CUIC), Internal Revenue Code (IRC), Education Code, the United s Code (USC). TREATMENT FOR TAX PURPOSES Types of Agricultural Labor Also refer to the federal Agricultural Employer s Tax Guide Internal Revenue Service (IRS) (Publication 51, Circular A). 611 of the CUIC 611 2 13009(a) Artists Authors: A. Common law employees. 621(b) 621(b) 13009 B. Statutory employees hired for specific work in the motion picture, radio, or television industry. Refer to Information Sheet: Statutory Employees (DE 231SE). s 601.5 621(d) s 601.5 621(d) 4304-1 of Title 22, CCR C. Statutory employees hired as author of a commissioned or specific ordered work agreed in signed contract to be a work made for hire, as defined in 101 of Title 17, USC. Statutory Employees (DE 231SE). s 621(d) 686 s 621(d) 686 4304-1 of Title 22, CCR DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 1 of 15 CU

Types of Automotive Repair Industry Automotive Repair Industry (DE 231B). 621(b) 621(b) 13009 Barber Beauty Shops Barbering Cosmetology Industry (DE 231C). 621(b) 621(b) 13009 Baseball Players unless under agreement to perform for expenses a share of the profits of the club. 653 unless under agreement to perform for expenses a share of the profits of the club. 653 13009 Brokers /or Salespersons (does not apply to nonprofit or public agencies): A. Gas, oil, or mineral. B. Real estate. C. Yacht. D. Cemetery. if all three of the conditions in endnote 3 650 if all three of the conditions in endnote 3 are met. 650 if all three of the conditions in endnote 3 650 if all three of the conditions in endnote 3 are met. 650 if all three of the conditions in endnote 3 13004.1 if common law 13009 if all three of the conditions in endnote 3 13004.1 if common law Casual Labor: Casual Labor (DE 231K). A. Part-time or temporary workers. 621(b) 621(b) 13009 B. Service not in the course of employer s trade or business: Noncash payments (e.g., meals lodging). 936 936 13009(h) DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 2 of 15

Types of Casual Labor: (cont.) B. Service not in the course of employer s trade or business.(cont.) Cash payments. only if $50 or more is paid in a quarter employee works some part of 24 or more different days in that quarter or on 24 or more days in the preceding quarter. 640 only if $50 or more is paid in a quarter employee works some part of 24 or more different days in that quarter or on 24 or more days in the preceding quarter. 640 only if $50 or more is paid in a quarter employee works some part of 24 or more different days in that quarter or on 24 or more days in the preceding quarter. 13009(c) only if $50 or more is paid in a quarter employee works some part of 24 or more different days in that quarter or on 24 or more days in the preceding quarter. Construction Contractors Construction Industry (DE 231G). unless contractor has a valid contractor s license is not a common law s 621(b) or 621.5 unless contractor has a valid contractor s license is not a common law s 621(b) or 621.5 unless contractor has a valid contractor s license is not a common law s 13009 or 13004.5 unless contractor has a valid contractor s license is not a common law Election Campaign Workers for cidates or committees. Refer to Information Sheet: Election Campaign Workers (DE 231V). 636 636 13009 Election Officials or Election Workers if the individual s remuneration reasonably expected to be received during the calendar year for such service will be $1,000 or more. 634.5(c)(7) Generally not subject, unless an elective coverage agreement is in place. s 605 2606 Considered a fee paid to a public official. 13009 4309-2(b)(2) of Title 22, CCR Considered a fee paid to a public official. DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 3 of 15

Types of Family Employees Minor child under 18 employed by a father or mother; an individual employed by spouse, registered domestic partner, son, or daughter. Family (DE 231FAM) Information Sheet: Specialized Coverage (DE 231SC). Federal Employees: A. Members of the U.S. Armed Forces. only applies to sole proprietorships partnerships. 631 632 unless an approved elective coverage agreement is in effect. (This only applies to sole proprietorships partnerships.) 631 632 13009 if stationed in domiciled in California; both conditions must be present. 4305-1(d) of Title 22, CCR if stationed in domiciled in California; both conditions must be present. B. Federal civilian employees. Certain nonprofit organizations which are instrumentalities of the federal government pay cost of benefits. 632 632 4305-1(d) of Title 22, CCR Fishing Related Activities Commercial Fishing (DE 231CF). 621(b) 621(b) 13009(j) Foreign Government International Organizations s 643, 644, 644.5 s 643, 644, 644.5 13009(d) DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 4 of 15

Types of Foreign Service Performed by a U.S. Citizen: A. U.S. Government 632 632 if employee is a California resident. 13009 if employee is a California resident. B. For an American employer or a foreign subsidiary of U.S. corporation or other private employer. Refer to Information Sheet: Foreign on American Vessels or Aircraft (DE 231FE). Golf Caddies if the conditions in endnote 4 are met. 610 651 if the conditions in endnote 4 are met. 610 651 if California resident paid by employer who pays California wages, does business in California, derives California income or is subject to laws of California. s 13005 13009 13009 if employee is a California resident the conditions in endnote 4 Homeworkers (Industrial): A. Common law employees (DE 231). 621(b) 621(b) 13009 B. Statutory employees Statutory Employees (DE 231SE). 621(c)(1)(C) 621(c)(1)(C) 4304-1 of Title 22, CCR Hotel Restaurant Industries Restaurant Hotel Industries (DE 231E). 621(b) 621(b) 13009 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 5 of 15

Types of Household (Domestic) In private homes, local college clubs, fraternities, sororities. Refer to Information Sheet: Household (DE 231L), Household Employer s Guide (DE 8829), the federal Household Employer s Tax Guide (IRS Publication 926). for the remainder of the calendar year the following calendar year once $1,000 or more in cash is paid in any calendar quarter for household services. s 629, 639, 682 for the remainder of the calendar year the following calendar year once $750 or more in cash is paid in any calendar quarter for household services. s 684 2606.5 645 of the CUIC unless employed by a nonprofit or district hospital. 2606 621(b) 2 13009(b) if otherwise required to register with the EDD. Interns Working in Hospitals (Also, refer to Students item D Nurse working for a hospital or nursing school.) 645 13009 Janitors (Business Services Industry) Service Industries (DE 231I). 621(b) 13009 Jockeys or Exercise Persons working freelance, if licensed by the California Horse Racing Board. 654 654 if a common law 13009 if a common law Manufacturing Industry 621(b) 621(b) 13009 Member of a Limited Liability Company (LLC) Limited Liability Entities (DE 231LLC) A. Any member of an LLC treated as a corporation for federal income tax purposes. 621(f) 621(f) if the compensation is deductible under 162 of the IRC 13009 if the compensation is deductible under 162 of the IRC DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 6 of 15

Types of Member of a Limited Liability Company (LLC): (cont.) B. Any member of an LLC treated as a partnership for federal income tax purposes. 623 623, if a common law s 13004 13009, if a common law Ministers of churches members of religious orders, performing duties as such, may elect coverage. Refer to Information Sheet: Specialized Coverage (DE 231SC). 634.5(b) unless an approved elective coverage agreement is in effect. 634.5(b) 602 603 2 13009(f) if otherwise required to register with the EDD. Go to www. edd.ca.gov/ pdf_pub_ctr/ de231d.pdf Multistate Multistate (DE 231D). 602 603 Go to www. edd.ca.gov/ pdf_pub_ctr/ de231d.pdf Newspaper Carriers under 18 years old delivering to consumers. if not regular, full-time work. s 634.5(g) 649(a) if not regular, full-time work. s 634.5(g) 649(a) 2 13009(g)(1) Newspaper Magazine Vendors buying at fixed prices retaining excess from sales to consumers. s 634.5(h) 649(b) s 634.5(h) 649(b) 13009(g)(2) Nonprofit Organization Employees: Nonprofit /or Public Entities (DE 231NP). A. Churches, conventions, or associations of churches, or religious organizations which are operated primarily for religious purposes operated, supervised, controlled, or principally supported by a church, convention, or association of churches. (Also refer to Ministers members of religious orders.) 634.5(a) s 634.5(a) 645 of the CUIC, unless employed by a nonprofit hospital 2606 of the CUIC or while an approved elective coverage agreement is in effect. 13009 (except ministers members of religious orders) DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 7 of 15

Types of Nonprofit Organization Employees: (cont.) B. Elected or appointed officials of nonprofit fraternal organizations earning less than $100 per month. 652 652 13009 C. All other nonprofit organizations exempt under 501(c)(3) of the IRC except those under A B above. (Employees earning less than $50 in any quarter are exempt.) 641 (Employees earning less than $50 in any quarter are exempt.) 641 13009 D. All other organizations exempt under 501(a) of the IRC other than a pension, profitsharing, or stock bonus plan described in 401(a) of the IRC or under 521 of the IRC. 608 608 13009 Nonresidents of California: A. U.S. Residents: Service performed in California. 601 601 13009 Service performed outside U.S. if employee is a U.S. citizen, the employer s principal place of business in U.S. is in California. 4 610 if employee is a U.S. citizen, the employer s principal place of business in U.S. is in California. 4 610 13009 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 8 of 15

Types of Nonresidents of California: (cont.) B. Aliens Working in California: Residents of Canada or Mexico entering California frequently in transportation service across the border. Residents of Canada or Mexico entering California frequently for construction, maintenance, or operation of waterway, bridge, etc., traversing the border. Residents of any foreign country entering California frequently, employed wholly within California. Workers from any foreign country or its possession lawfully admitted on a temporary basis to perform agricultural labor. (unless railroad service) 621(b) 621(b) 621(b) 611 (unless railroad service) 621(b) 621(b) 621(b) 611 13009(e) 4309-2(f) (2)(A) of Title 22, CCR 4309-2(f)(2)(B) of CCR, Title 22 13009 2 13009(a) Students, scholars, trainees, or teachers as nonimmigrant aliens under sections of the Immigration Nationality Act (INA). 6 unless excluded per 642 or if a nonresident nonimmigrant temporarily residing in U.S. performs services for a 608 nonprofit employer to carry out the purpose specified in the employee s F, J, M, or Q type visa. unless excluded per 642 or if a nonresident nonimmigrant temporarily residing in the U.S. performs services for a 608 nonprofit employer to carry out the purpose specified in the employee s F, J, M, or Q type visa. unless exempted by regulations or treaty with a foreign government. Treaty must specify exemption from or local taxes. 13009(e) Professional athlete, in California for occasional or incidental engagements. 655 655 13009 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 9 of 15

Types of Officer of a Corporation performing services as an employee: A. Corporation subject to Federal Tax Act (FUTA). Refer to Sole Shareholder/ Corporate Officer Exclusion ment (DE 459). 621(a) unless sole shareholder or only shareholder other than his/ her spouse or registered domestic partner has filed an exclusion for SDI (DE 459). s 621(a) 637.1 unless excluded as an officer / or director who is the sole shareholder or the only shareholder other than his/her spouse. 637 unless agricultural labor. s 13009 13009(a) B. Corporation not subject to FUTA. unless excluded as an officer /or director who is sole shareholder or the only shareholder other than his/ her spouse or registered domestic partner. 637 unless agricultural labor. s 13009 13009(a) if otherwise required to register with the EDD. Patients employed by hospitals. 647 unless nonprofit or district hospital. s 647 2606 13009 Private Postsecondary School Intermittent Adjunct Instructors Services must be performed for an institution that meets the requirements of the Education Code, Article 9 (commencing with 94900), Chapter 8, Part 59. 621(b) if the conditions in endnote 5 633 if the conditions in endnote 5 13009(r) if the conditions in endnote 5 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 10 of 15

Types of Public Entity Employees of cities counties, local public agencies, schools. Refer to Information Sheet: Nonprofit /or Public Entities (DE 231NP) Information Sheet: Specialized Coverage (DE 231SC). 605 unless employed by a district hospital or public housing administration agency operated by state or local governmental subdivisions or an approved elective coverage agreement is in effect. s 605 2606 13009 Restaurant Hotel Industries Restaurant Hotel Industries (DE 231E). 621(b) 621(b) 13009 Salespersons: Salespersons (DE 231N). A. Common law employees. 621(b) 621(b) 13009 B. Real estate or direct sales salespersons. C. Traveling or City Salespersons. Statutory Employees (DE 231SE). if all three conditions in endnote 3 650 621(c)(1)(B) if all three conditions in endnote 3 650 621(c)(1)(B) if all three conditions in endnote 3 13004.1 4304-1 of Title 22, CCR if all three conditions in endnote 3 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 11 of 15

Types of Services on or in Connection With an American Aircraft or Vessel, such services are subject to the Federal Tax Act (FUTA). Refer to Information Sheet: Foreign on American Vessels or Aircraft (DE 231FE). if the operations are ordinarily regularly directed controlled from the employer s California office. s 125.3, 125.5, 609 if the operations are ordinarily regularly directed controlled from the employer s California office. s 125.3, 125.5, 609 if services are performed on an aircraft by a California resident or by a nonresident if over 50 percent of the nonresident s scheduled flight time is in California 13009 40116 of Title 49, U.S. Code. if services are performed on a vessel. 13009 if services are performed on an aircraft by a California resident or by a nonresident if over 50 percent of the nonresident s scheduled flight time is in California. 40116 of Title 49, U.S. Code. if services are performed on a vessel. Stby Employee doing no actual work in period for which paid. 926 926 Government Political Subdivisions, 9 services performed as: A. An elected official. 634.5(c)(1) 634.5(c)(1) 13009 B. A member of a legislative body, or a member of the judiciary, or a state or political subdivision thereof. 634.5(c)(2) 634.5(c)(2) 13009 C. A member of a National Guard, Ready Reserve, or Air National Guard. 634.5(c)(4) 634.5(c)(4) 13009 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 12 of 15

Types of Government Political Subdivisions, 9 services performed as: (cont.) D. An employee serving on a temporary basis in case of fire, storm, snow, earthquake, flood, or other similar emergency. 634.5(c)(5) 634.5(c)(5) 13009 E. In a position which, under or pursuant to state law, is designated as either of the following: A major, nontenured policy-making or advisory position. 634.5(c)(6)(A) 634.5(c)(6)(A) 13009 A policymaking or advisory position, the performance of the duties of which ordinarily does not require more than eight hours per week. F. Employees of state or local governments instrumentalities not included above. 634.5(c)(6)(B) 605 634.5(c)(6)(B) unless an approved election by a bargaining unit is in effect. 710.5 13009 13009 G. Fees of public officials. Students: A. Working for a public or private school, college, or university, if enrolled regularly attending classes at that school. 926 642 926 642 4309-2(b) of Title 22, CCR 13009 B. Spouse or registered domestic partner of student, if such person is advised at the time service commences at the school that employment is provided under a program to provide financial assistance to the student by the school, college, or university, that employment will not be covered by or. 642 13009 DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 13 of 15

Types of Students: (cont.) C. Under age 22 enrolled in a full-time program at a nonprofit or public education institution. Institution must normally maintain a regular faculty curriculum normally have a regularly organized body of students where its educational activities are located. Student s service must be taken for credit at such an institution. It must combine academic instruction with work experience. It must be an integral part of such program, the institution must have so certified to the employer. unless program established solely for one employer or one group of employers. unless program established solely for one employer or one group of employers. 646 unless program established solely for one employer or one group of employers. 646 13009 D. Student nurse working for a hospital or nursing school. E. Full-time students 7 working for an organized camp. 8 645 642.1 if employed by a nonprofit or district hospital. 2606 of the CUIC. Not subject if employed by any other hospital or nursing school. 645 642.1 13009 13009 Temporary Services Employee Leasing Industries Temporary Services Employee Leasing Industries (DE 231F). s 621(b) 606.5 s 621(b) 606.5 13009 Transcribers of depositions, court proceedings, hearings performed away from the office of the person, firm, or association obligated to produce a transcript of the proceedings. 630 630 4304-1 of Title 22, CCR DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 14 of 15

1 Employers who have elected the cost of benefits method (i.e., reimbursable method ) of financing contributions or who have a negative reserve account balance are not required to contribute to the Training Tax Fund. 2 if employer employee voluntarily agree to withhold California. 3 if all three of the following conditions are met: a) The individual has the required license to perform the services or is in the business of in-person demonstration sales presentation of consumer products in the home. b) Substantially all payments are directly related to sales or other output. c) Services are performed pursuant to a written contract that provides the individual will not be treated as an employee with respect to those services for state tax purposes. 4 Services are included if the employer s principal place of business in the United s is in California or if the employer has no place of business in the United s but: a) The employer is an individual who is a resident of California, or b) The employer is a corporation or limited liability company, which is organized under the laws of California, or c) The employer is a partnership or a trust the number of partners or trustees who are residents of California is greater than the number who are residents of any one other state. If none of the criteria above applies, but the employer has elected coverage in California or the employer has not elected coverage in any state an individual has filed for benefits in California, based on such service. 5 if service is performed under written contract with all of the following provisions: a) Any federal or state income tax liability shall be the responsibility of the party providing the services. b) No coverage is provided under the contract. c) The party performing the services certifies that he/she is doing so as a secondary occupation or as a supplemental source of income. 6 excludes services performed by a nonresident alien for the period temporarily in the United s as a nonimmigrant under 3306(c)(19) of the IRC. 7 Full-time student enrolled full-time for the current term of an academic year or, if between terms, for the immediately preceding period with a reasonable assurance of enrollment in the immediately subsequent period. 8 Organized camp offers outdoor group living experience for social, spiritual, educational, or recreational purposes; must not operate more than seven months a year, or at least two-thirds of its previous yearly gross income must have been in any six of the 12 months of the year. 9 An elected official is not eligible to collect benefits based on income earned from his or her service as an elected official. NOTE: A registered domestic partner means an individual partner in a domestic relationship within the meaning of 297 of the Family Code. The California Code is available online at www.leginfo.ca.gov/calaw.html. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION For further information, please contact the Taxpayer Assistance Center at 888-745-3886 or visit your local Tax Office listed in the California Employer s Guide (DE 44) on the EDD website at www.edd.ca.gov/office_locator/. Additional information is also available through the EDD no-fee payroll tax seminars online courses. View the in-person online course offerings on the EDD website at www.edd.ca.gov/payroll_tax_seminars/. The EDD is an equal opportunity employer/program. Auxiliary aids services are available upon request to individuals with disabilities. Requests for services, aids, /or alternate formats need to be made by calling 888-745-3886 (voice) or TTY 800-547-9565. DE 231TE (3-13) (INTERNET) Page 15 of 15