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Income splitting among the self‐employed [PDF]
Canadian Journal of Economics/Revue canadienne d'économique, 2006 Abstract Under individual taxation with progressive marginal tax rates, households in which the distribution of income is unequal benefit from attributing income to the lower income household member. Self‐employment provides greater potential to ‘split’ income in this way because of the absence of a third party reporting income.
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Being self-employed is a dream that thousands of workers have. Over the years I have taught many hairdressing students, nearly all of whom wanted to work for themselves. This is understandable as working for yourself sounds a very attractive idea. Unfortunately, there always seems to be someone like me to pour cold water on the idea and dampen your ...
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Being self-employed is a dream that thousands of workers have. Over the years I have taught many hairdressing students, nearly all of whom wanted to work for themselves. This is understandable as working for yourself sounds a very attractive idea. Unfortunately, there always seems to be someone like me to pour cold water on the idea and dampen your ...
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The Netherlands: self-employed [PDF]
, 2009 This is the national contribution to the CAR on self-employed workers in the Netherlands. In this nationalcontribution information is provided on self-employed workers in relation to (1) legal provisions and socialsecurity, (2) recent trends in self-employment with no employees, (3) collective representation and collectivebargaining and (4) employment ...
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Compensating income variation in health and subjective well-being for the self-employed
Journal of Business Research, 2023Pejvak Oghazi, Pankaj Patel
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Workplace Situation and Well-Being of Ecuadorian Self-Employed
Sustainability, 2021Virginia Navajas-Romero +2 more
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Time strain among employed and self-employed women and men in Sweden
Society, Health & Vulnerability, 2015Susanna Toivanen, Stig Vinberg
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