Entrepreneurship
Signs of entrepreneurship include:
- you acquire your tools and a place of work yourself
- you define your working hours
- compensation for your work is paid according to the work result or invoicing
- you pay for your pension and insurance cover.
In addition, self-employed and light entrepreneurs are entrepreneurs.
If you sell your work as an independent entrepreneur, the company or other customer ordering your work will not lead and supervise your work.
As an entrepreneur, you may have a trade name or you act as a trader. You may also be a freelancer or act through a company/enterprise. If you are an entrepreneur, you must pay a self-employed person’s pension premium (YEL) and your other insurance policies.
If your work has all the characteristics of an employment relationship, you are an employee, even if you have agreed on something else. For more information, read the Platform work section.
