Examples of using Selfemployed in English and their translations into Polish
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Workers, selfemployed, providers of services.
That Member State observes, however,that that obligation on the independent operator does not amount to prohibiting the practice of insemination by a veterinary surgeon acting in a selfemployed capacity.
Ms Gysen, a Belgian national, performs selfemployed professional activities in Belgium.
Selfemployed people currently make up only 16% of the working population.
The question which arose was whether he could claim a right of residence as a worker, a selfemployed worker or a person providing or receiving services within the terms of Articles 39 EC, 43 EC and 49 EC respectively?
Workers and selfemployed persons from other Member States must have the same rights as the host State's own nationals.
B- The obligation to include in the basis for assessment of contributions such as the CSG and the CRDS a selfemployed person's total income from selfemployment Article 14d(1) of Regulation No 1408/71.
Approximation of laws- Directive 86/653/EEC- Selfemployed commercial agents- Right of an agent entrusted with a specific geographical area to a commission- Transactions concluded without any action on the part of the principal.
III- The dispute in the main proceedings andthe question referred for a preliminary ruling recouvrement des cotisations de sécurité sociale et d'allocations familiales de Paris- Région parisienne(‘Urssaf') as a selfemployed person.
A directive proposed by the Commission to improve the social protection of selfemployed workers and remove disincentives to female entrepreneurship was agreed by the European Parliament in May and the Council in June.
The proposal to tackle the obstacles to women's access to self-employment,among others by adopting measures providing for specific advantages in order to make it easier for the under-represented sex to engage in selfemployed activities should be supported.
Pursuant to the Royal Decree of 8 April 1976 establishing the family allowances scheme for selfemployed workers(Moniteur belge of 6 May 1976), the amount of the allowance per child increases according to the number of children.
A person normally selfemployed in the territory of two or more Member States shall be subject to the legislation of the Member State in whose territory he resides if he pursues any part of his activity in the territory of that Member State.….
That question was raised in a dispute between Ms Gysen anda Belgian social security institution for selfemployed workers regarding the calculation of the amount of allowances for dependent children which, under national legislation, that institution.
The employed or selfemployed person referred to in Article 19(1) who is staying in the territory of the competent State shall receive benefits in accordance with the provisions of the legislation of that State as though he were resident there, even if he has already received benefits for the same case of sickness or maternity before his stay.
My vote was motivated by the fact that this report, which is aimed at organising the working time of persons performing mobile road transport activities,would have actually had the effect of excluding selfemployed drivers from the scope of European legislation on the organisation of working time.
It is therefore difficult to suppose that Mr Derouin does not also work in a selfemployed capacity in the United Kingdom, the Member State in which, I would point out, he is registered with the Supreme Court of England and Wales as a registered foreign lawyer.
In other words, the question is whether Regulation No 1408/71 requires the competent Member State to include in the base on which contributions such as the CSG and the CRDS are assessed,income derived from professional activity in a selfemployed capacity performed in another Member State by a selfemployed person covered by social insurance in the first Member State.
Social security for migrant workers- Regulation(EEC)No 1408/71- Selfemployed workers living and working in France- General social contribution- Social Debt Repayment Contribution- Account taken of income received in another Member State and taxable in that State under a double-taxation treaty.
To have mentioned that sentence would have had the benefit of providing a better relationship between paragraphs 21 to 23 of the grounds of the judgment,by emphasising the fact that Article 14d(1) of Regulation No 1408/71 guarantees the selfemployed person, in particular, that the social security contributions are calculated in accordance with the legislation determined in accordance with Article 14a(2) of that regulation.
The Cour de Cassation gave its opinion on 2 September 2005 in the following terms:‘It is necessary to refer to the Court of Justice of the European Communities the question whether Regulation No 1408/71… must be interpreted as precluding a convention such as the[Double Taxation Convention]from providing that income received in the United Kingdom by selfemployed persons resident in France and covered by social insurance in that State is excluded from the tax base for[CSG] and[CRDS] levied in France.
Concerning, first, the applicability of Regulation No 1408/71 to a person in a situation such as Mr Derouin's, it is apparent from the order for reference andfrom all the observations submitted to the Court that his status is that of a selfemployed migrant worker, resident in France and carrying on selfemployed activity in France and the United Kingdom, and accordingly he falls under the regulation, pursuant to Article 14a(2) thereof.
It concerns in essence whether the provisions of Regulation No 1408/71 should be interpreted as precluding a Member State, competent by virtue of that regulation to levy contributions such as the CSG andthe CRDS on the basis of the income received by a selfemployed person covered by social insurance in that Member State, including the share of that person's income obtained in another Member State which is subject to tax in that State, 19from refraining from making such a.