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Does this apply also for incorporated /limited liability corporations owned by the contractor, in the Netherlands? In Sweden, if you want to become contractor,
by mongol 6y ago
Does this apply also for incorporated /limited liability corporations owned by the contractor, in the Netherlands?
In Sweden, if you want to become contractor, you have two options - start a limited liability company of which you owns all shares (Aktiebolag). Or you can start a business in your own name (Enskild firma), which legally is not separate from your own liabilities.
In the first case, you are making yourself employed by the corporation you own. I do not know if there is any legislation that prevents that business from having just a single customer. But I know that in my own case, my business have had a single customer the entire time it has existed.
- mercer 6y agoI don't know and am curious too, so I'll probably look into it at some point. But I strongly suspect that this is one of those 'spirit of the law' situations. So I suspect that a company that doesn't want, well, liability, would avoid hiring an LLC that really is just one person working only for said company.