We also demanded that the claimant produce her tax documents from 2018 and 2019 in order to confirm her income from our client and the property owner – but more importantly from other individuals during the same time period she claimed “employment” by our client. We note that the claimant received a 1099 from our client in 2018 for her services, which included landscaping, gardening, and docent services at a museum operated on one of the properties managed by our client. Throughout lengthy testimony, the record was developed to reflect that while our client told the claimant what services to provide on a certain day, the claimant-maintained control over the manner in which to perform the work.