How does the self-employed contributor compute in modules?

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Mitu3339
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How does the self-employed contributor compute in modules?

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Social Security regulations establish the contrary presumption for third-degree collaborating relatives . That is, they must prove their status as non-salaried and meet the rest of the established requirements. In this way, they will be considered as collaborating self-employed.

A person will be considered an employee if he or she works the number of annual hours per worker established in the corresponding collective agreement or, failing that, 1,800 hours per year.

When the number of hours phone number in thai worked per year is lower or higher, the amount of the salaried person will be estimated as the proportion existing between the number of hours actually worked and those established in the collective agreement or, failing that, 1,800 . As regards non-salaried personnel:

The owner will count a working day of no less than 1,800 hours/year, unless for objective reasons, such as retirement, disability, multiple activities or temporary closure of the operation, a shorter time dedicated to the activity can be proven. In these cases, for the quantification of the tasks of management, organization and planning of the activity and, in general, those inherent to the ownership of the same, the entrepreneur will be counted at 0.25 persons/year, unless a higher or lower effective dedication is proven.

The rest of non-salaried persons (spouse and children living together) will be counted at 50%, provided that the owner of the activity is counted in full and there is no more than one salaried person. That is, if there is one employee or none, they will be counted at 50%. If not, at 100%.
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