> In NL the regulations for false self-employment (enforcement kicks in January 1st) is primarily aimed at low-wage jobs like meal delivery etc. High paid profe

> In NL the regulations for false self-employment (enforcement kicks in January 1st) is primarily aimed at low-wage jobs like meal delivery etc. High paid professionals with multiple clients per week (like most fractionals are) are not the target. I spoke to an accountant about this and he was very clear about it that having one employer is a problem. He said the new rules were there to make it less easy for employers to work around pension, taxes, and social security. According to him it was not about low versus high wages. So he would disagree with your first sentence and the first half of your second sentence. The last part is correct. Individuals with multiple clients (3-5 different clients per year at minimum) will not get into trouble.