Funny that in the UK, small business owned by employees is typically associated with tax dodging (basically there is strong anti small business agenda in the go

Funny that in the UK, small business owned by employees is typically associated with tax dodging (basically there is strong anti small business agenda in the government). So we have this legislation called IR35 that very much stops employee owned company from generating profit. This applies to b2b only, but I wouldn't be surprised if strong lobbying from big corporations will get its scope expanded. After all why someone should run their own shop if they could work at a supermarket? Big corporations are worried that the most skilled people engage in running their own business rather than being available in the employee market, so there is strong push to stop it.