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Isn't that upto the individual tonoaybthpse taxes?

• ghaff 6y ago
  If they are a contractor, mostly yes. If they are an employee, you have payroll tax, tax withholding, etc. ADDED: And, if you're working full-time for someone as if you were an employee, you may not actually be allowed to be a contractor. See the current Uber discussion going on in California.
• gambiting 6y ago
  "depends". In the UK the employer pays taxes on behalf of the employee, so if you only work for someone(instead of running a company) you never have to file a tax return, everything is calculated and done for you.
  • barrkel 6y ago
    Until you start earning more than 100k or so, when HMRC will ask you to fill out a return anyway.
• sourceless 6y ago
  It is, so the individual needs to be aware of what taxes apply to them - and especially if you're making bay area money, it's probably a good idea to have an accountant to make sure your tax returns are correct and efficient.