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Self-employed people working on clairvoyance platforms in their sights

<p>·Self-employed people working on clairvoyance platforms in their sights</p> <p>According to information communicated to us recently: Some platforms qualify payments made to service providers as “commissions”.</p> <p>However, this terminology is not sufficient to define the legal nature of the relationship between the platform and the self-employed person. The tax authorities do not stop at the words used, they analyze the facts to determine if there is a link of subordination, a central criterion in the recognition of an employee employment contract. If this link of subordination is established, the relationship can be reclassified as an employment contract, which entails significant consequences in terms of tax and social obligations, both for the platform and for the service provider. Intervention of the SPPAD Professional Union of Practitioners of Divinatory Arts Facing This situation, our UNION intervened with the URSSAF, at the origin of the verification campaign targeting self-entrepreneurs in the world of clairvoyance: clairvoyants, mediums, numerologists, etc. This approach was motivated by the anxiety felt by several self-entrepreneurs operating on the platforms, who turned to the SPPAD and the INAD for clarification. This is not the first time that this subject has been raised: we had already published an article <a href="https://inad.info/…/426-audiotels-plateformes-voyance-de">https://inad.info/…/426-audiotels-plateformes-voyance-de</a>, a few years ago, warning against the risk of reclassifying the commercial relationship as an employment contract, particularly in the event of a proven relationship of subordination.</p>

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