Independent Contractor Agreement | TPE x MISGIF

This Independent Contractor Agreement Template is brought to you by the successful six-figure photo booth business MISGIF who has 5+ years and over 1,500 events worth of experience hiring independent contract workers for events. Created with expert advice from Your Contract Shop, MISGIF has customized this 8-page editable photo booth agreement template to include every detail you can imagine as it pertains to independent contractors for events, from corporate holiday parties to nationwide brand activations to upscale or backyard weddings. This photo booth agreement not only addresses common photo booth pain points MISGIF has run into over the years (so you don’t have to worry about them), but also includes specific language tailored to independent contract workers hired by photo booth businesses to ensure everyone is on the same page as far as expectations go.

The best part? It includes all of the following sections and is easily editable so you can customize sections and drag & drop tokens in your CRM: Recitals: Relationship of the Parties; Term; Duties; Compensation; Non-solicitation; Performance Standards; Contractor Confidentiality; Ownership of Property; Intellectual Property; Termination; Limitation of Liability; Non-disparagement; Benefits; Survival of Covenants and Agreements; Modification of Agreement; Severability; Choice of Law; Waiver; Contractor Representations and Warranties; Indemnification; Benefit; Arbitration; Proprietary Information; Notices; Entire Agreement; Paragraph Headings; Counterparts; Assignment Prohibited; Declaration of Independent Contractor Status Fill in the blanks or take pieces and add it to your current contract. Just remember, we at The Photo Booth Edit and MISGIF are not lawyers, attorneys or CPA’s. If you purchase this template you should direct all questions to a lawyer/attorney in your state to ensure clauses reflect your state’s unique laws and requirements pertaining to photo booth rental services and independent contractors.

What is an Independent Contractor?

An Independent Contractor is a W9 worker you hire to complete contract work for your business. Some examples of this may include a photo booth attendant, admin assistance, etc. If you aren’t sure if your new hire qualifies as an W9 Independent Contractor or a W2 employee we recommend visiting IRS.GOV and directing questions to a lawyer/attorney in your state.