65.
(p. 735–736)
Rita, a lawyer, hired Sam to do general clerical work for her. She maintained
control over his work, gave him day–to-day instructions regarding his duties, paid him on an
hourly basis, and furnished all equipment he needed. Rita for tax purposes claimed Sam as an
independent contractor. She was audited by the IRS who took the position that Sam was an
employee. Is Sam an independent contractor, why or why not, and what is the effect of a finding
of employee or independent contractor as far as the IRS is concerned?
66.
(p. 742)
According to the text, what is required by the duty of accounting an agent owes to a
principal?