Independent Contractor Agreement for Colorado

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Every clause reflects Colorado law, so you don't have to research it yourself.

Colorado uses a 9-factor statutory test (C.R.S. §8-40-202) that creates a presumption of employment, which the hiring business can rebut by documenting the listed independent-business factors in writing.

Because the presumption favors employee status, a clear written independent contractor agreement addressing each statutory factor matters more in Colorado than in common-law-only states.

Electronic signatures on contractor agreements are valid under the Colorado Uniform Electronic Transactions Act (C.R.S. §24-71.3-101).

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Independent Contractor Agreement in Colorado — FAQ

An employee. Colorado's 9-factor statutory test (C.R.S. §8-40-202) creates a presumption of employment that the hiring business must rebut by documenting the listed independent-business factors in writing.