Computer History Museum

National Association of Computer Consultant Businesses (NACCB) plenary session : impact of Section 1706

In a plenary session, all of the participants discussed how Section 1706 triggered the formation of NACCB, how the law came to be passed and what impact it had on the various broker businesses. The participants explained the IRS rules for independent contractors and how the Safe Harbor provision avoided any concern for these rules by the broker firms prior to Section 1706 becoming the law in 1986. The NACCB came into existence as an owner driven organization after the advent of Section 1706. It continued to operate with little paid staff for a number of years, but broadened its activities into other areas to support its members.

Item Details

Date
2007-03-29 (Made)
Type
Document
Catalogue number
102658272
Organization
Computer History Museum
People
Glenn Bugos (Historian)
Burt Grad (Moderator)
Jonathan Hahn (Participant)
Luanne Johnson (Participant)
Jeffrey Yost (Historian)
Hicks, David (Participant)
David R. Cassell (Participant)
Harvey Shulman (Participant)
Grace Gentry (Participant)
Grace Gentry (Editor)
Richard Gentry (Participant)
Fred Shulman (Participant)
Jane Cronister-Ross (Participant)
Randal Evans (Participant)
Dan Greenburg (Participant)
Steve Kenda (Participant)
Phyliss Murphy (Participant)
Bjorn Einar Nordemo (Participant)
James Ross (Participant)
Peggy Smith (Participant)
Mark Roberts (Participant)
John W. Chamberlain (Participant)
Category
Transcript
Credit line
Software Industry Special Industry Group
Extent
26 p.
Place of publication
USA/CA/Mountain View
Language
English
Acquisition number
X3997.2007
Subject
Independent Contractor, Software Contracting Businesses Association (SCBA), Section 1706, NACCB, ADAPSO, IRS Audits
Archive collection
Oral history collection
Archive hierarchy
CHM Oral History Collection