Yes, massage therapists can be 1099s (independent contractors) in California, but it's important to understand that the classification is subject to strict rules under California law, primarily due to Assembly Bill 5 (AB5).
As a therapist or educator placed through Therapy Source, you'll work as an independent contractor (1099 employee). As an Independent Contractor, you'll experience the flexibility to select positions and hours that fit your life and schedule.
The agreement should have an introductory paragraph outlining who is the client and who is the service provider. It should contain the legal names of both parties, the date, and the physical addresses of each party.
Medical Necessity: The IRS says medical expenses must be for alleviating or preventing a physical or mental condition. In other words, your massage therapy needs to be medically necessary—a term your doctor will have to agree on.
At the end of the year you will file taxes on a 1040 or 1040-EZ form, as well as, include Schedule SE form to calculate your net earnings. Also you will need to include a Schedule C Form Profit and Loss worksheet.
Chiropractors or kinesiologists are examples of healthcare professionals who may offer massage as part of their practice without massage-specific licensure.
No. You need a Texas license to advertise or practice massage therapy.
You can use an LLC to own and operate a massage therapy center in California. However, there are some advantages to using a professional corporation (PC) for this type of business. A PC is a type of corporation that is specifically designed for professionals, such as massage therapists.
Are there any states that do not require a massage license to practice? Wyoming, Minnesota, California, Kansas and Vermont are all states that do not require an actual license in order to provide services as a massage therapist.
You can use an LLC to own and operate a massage therapy center in California. However, there are some advantages to using a professional corporation (PC) for this type of business. A PC is a type of corporation that is specifically designed for professionals, such as massage therapists.