US EditionJury Service for the Self-Employed – How to Keep Your Business Running
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Jury service for the self-employed – how to keep your business running
Every day counts when you’re running your own business. So what do you do if you get a letter in the post calling you up for jury service? Will you have to take valuable time off to attend the criminal courts? While it may sound exciting to some as a window into the justice system, for others a jury summons might spark panic about how you’ll manage your business and finances. If you’re self-employed, what are your legal responsibilities? And how…
Expenditures of the Self-Employed: Finance Accepts in a Report the Urgency of Simplifying Deductions
An unpublished report by the Council for the Defence of the Taxpayer (CDC), an advisory body attached to the Ministry of Finance, addresses one of the largest head-runs for the self-employed: the deduction of expenses. Under the title “Report on deductible expenses on income from economic activities in the Income Tax of Physical Persons”, and dated April 2024, it proposes solutions that have been on the table for years, but that are still blocke…
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