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I don't see this to be a guaranteed result of filing with IRS. OP likewise has a responsibility to ask to be paid as an employee, not as a 1099, if the circumstances allow. Going along with the 1099 right up until it becomes inconvenient is not going to endear the OP to the IRS.
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