- 35 - $76,000, and the remaining 60 percent, $114,000, went to Machise. Machise's receipt of 60 percent of the cash put up by the investors was one of its incentives to participate in the deal. MIT 82 Employee Leasing Agreement The employee leasing agreement of MIT 82 and Machise, prepared by Fred, was dated as of January 1, 1982. Like the MIT 80 employee leasing agreement, the MIT 82 agreement provided that MIT 82 would furnish all the employees and independent contractors needed by Machise to conduct its business for the 1982 calendar year. It stated that Machise would provide the partnership with estimates of the number of employees or contractors Machise would need to carry on its business. It further stated that the partnership would provide Machise with the employees, independent contractors, and equipment, plus antecedent biographical information about the workers. It again provided that the partnership would have the right to control and direct the employees and that the partnership would "instruct each individual as to his work hours and nature of his duties." As to the contractors, the partnership again retained "the exclusive right to determine the contractor to be used" in Machise's business. Unlike the MIT 80 arrangement, the MIT 82 employee leasing agreement specifically required MIT 82 to advance the lesser of its invested capital or $3 million to Machise. As of December 31, 1982, the books of MIT 82 showed that it hadPage: Previous 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 Next
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