what is a statatory employee?

Question

been doing my taxes and saw that. now i'm woundering what it is

Answer 1

Statutory employees are ones who report their income (less expenses) on a Sch. C (like a self-employed person) but are treated as employees by the employer for social security purposes. They have no federal tax withheld, but do have SS taxes withheld. A typical example is a sales person or life insurance sales agents.

Answer 2

A full-time traveling or city salesperson who solicits orders from wholesalers, restaurants, or similar establishments on behalf of a principal. The merchandise sold must be for resale (e.g., food sold to a restaurant) or for supplies used in the buyer's business;

A full-time life insurance agent whose principal business activity is selling life insurance and/or annuity contracts for one life insurance company;

An agent-driver or commission-driver engaged in distributing meat, vegetables, bakery goods, beverages (other than milk), or laundry or dry cleaning services; and

A home worker performing work on material or goods furnished by the employer.

Answer 3

A home worker performing work on material or goods furnished by the employer.

Answer 4

it,s a employee that work for a national wide company