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Wouldn't that screw drivers both ways? Not an employee IR purposes but not a contractor for tax purposes? We have two different definitions?
by flukus 9y ago
Wouldn't that screw drivers both ways? Not an employee IR purposes but not a contractor for tax purposes? We have two different definitions?
- HenryBemis 9y agoI was thinking the exact same thing. In the eyes of the State you are ONE or the OTHER. Can't have only the good halves of the bad halves. If the State hasn't figured out what 'Uber drivers' are, then this discussion will lead only to more confusion and pain.
- gowld 9y agoDon't confuse what makes sense with what the law says.
- vertex-four 9y agoIf it turns out to be the case that Uber drivers fall between the cracks, so to speak, that’s kind of the legislature’s job to solve. Not that they will, of course.
- walshemj 9y agoWhich is the problem IT contractors and IR35 in the Uk. Funnily IR35 is written so that self employed barristers don't get caught - even though they work on the same case for the same employer for over a decade.