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Well then they're not employees, they're contractors. The difference is that in the former, they're a representative of my business, in the latter, they're pro
by hactually 3y ago
Well then they're not employees, they're contractors.
The difference is that in the former, they're a representative of my business, in the latter, they're providing a service to further their own business.
- throwawayadvsec 3y agoIt's more complex than that. For example even if you have a "contractor contract", but you only work for one client, you could be considered an employee.
- mejutoco 3y agoAt least in Germany, this means you will pay more taxes that you wouldn't otherwise, not that you would go to prison. I think it happens if more than 80% of your yearly revenue comes from a single client. You can always start a company and this is not a problem anymore.