- Jan 19, 2019
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If he does everything himself then all the drawbacks listed by the dude above don't apply to him, but the benefits I listed (ability to avoid paying VAT for certain expenses) do. I might be missing some taxes if he's self-employed, but overall he's probably pretty well off, especially given how little it seems he works.
EDIT: Actually, some of the things he lists aren't a thing ever if you have employees. Dental? I don't think that's mandatory to pay in the EU. GYM?! Def not. Sick time pay I subsidized by the government here, AFAIK. Prob more. Someone better versed in EU laws could correct me or add
EDIT: Actually, some of the things he lists aren't a thing ever if you have employees. Dental? I don't think that's mandatory to pay in the EU. GYM?! Def not. Sick time pay I subsidized by the government here, AFAIK. Prob more. Someone better versed in EU laws could correct me or add