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Self-employed

- how does it work effectively?

Published July 31, 2023

Working as self-employed has slowly but surely become a popular option for both independent and flexible work.

– What does it mean to be a self-employed and how does self-employment run compared to other forms of business?

A Self-Employed is a person who in practice works as a sole proprietor – but without having their own registered company or their own organization number.

The self-employed is instead connected to a so-called self-employment company – such as Invosy – which, for a percentage fee, handles the invoicing of the self-employed and which then also pays the salary of the self-employed after taxes and contributions have been deducted and paid correctly.

In other words, it is the self-employment company – which of course has both an organization number and a Swedish F-tax certificate – that hires the self-employed on a fixed-term basis and then pays regular tax and social security contributions and calculates and pays the correct net salary to the self-employed.

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– It is the self-employment company that hires the self-employed person on a fixed-term basis and that pays taxes and social security contributions and pays wages to the self-employed.

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At Invosy, the process looks like this:

• The self-employed person first carry out the work that has been agreed to with the client.

• The self-employed simply register their assignment with Invosy and create an invoice where the invoice amount agreed with the client is entered.

• Invosy sends the invoice to the client of the self-employed with an agreed due date.

• As soon as the invoice has been paid by the client, Invosy calculates both taxes and fees and then pays the remaining amount as salary to the self-employed.

• The self-employed do not have to think any further about those administrative duties that they otherwise would have had if they have had their own company – but are instead free to focus on their next assignments.

We are happy to answer any questions

Of course, Invosys customer support is available by phone or email every weekday between 9:00 and 16:00 CEST if there is anything that you wonder about or if there may be special circumstances that you may feel unsure about.

Welcome!

Phone: +46 010-264 64 10
E-mail: kundtjanst@invosy.com