> Uber drivers being disguised employees I fail to see how that can be passed off as tax evasion. The question was whether Uber drivers were mere service provi

> Uber drivers being disguised employees I fail to see how that can be passed off as tax evasion. The question was whether Uber drivers were mere service providers earning a few bucks on the side doing some gigs or should be considered proper employees. I believe it's easy to understand that the point of this sort of classification has deep legal implications where tax avoidance are comparatively irrelevant.