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+31 (0)20 441 47 07The DBA Act is intended to prevent bogus self-employment and clarify when someone is genuinely self-employed and when they are employed. The law focuses primarily on how the work is performed, not just on what is written on paper.
Yes. Self-employment remains possible, provided the assignment and management are consistent with self-employment.
False self-employment occurs when a self-employed person works in practice as an employee, for example due to strong management, fixed working hours or structural team embedding.
The Tax Authorities look at, among other things:
The total picture is decisive.
In the case of false self-employment, additional assessments and fines may follow, such as payroll tax, premiums and social security contributions.
Yes. You may make it clear what must be delivered, but not how someone who carries out things precisely.
No. The Tax Authorities look at the actual work situation, not the legal form.
Then we offer alternatives, such as:
Babbage assesses assignments in advance using a DBA checklist and helps develop a suitable, safe structure for both the client and the professional.
Yes, and that entails risks. That's why it's important to properly record and regularly evaluate assignments, results, and management.
You can always consult with Babbage about the use of freelancers and the right contract type for your situation. Yke Hoekstra I'd be happy to discuss this with you. Of course, we can do this in collaboration with a freelancer.
View the general FAQs here.
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+31 (0)20 441 47 07
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