Hola,
tengo una duda acerca de un trabajo.
Resulta que he respondido a una oferta vista en infojobs, para trabajar desde casa unas 10 o 20 horas semanales como probador de motores de búsqueda. Mi idea es compaginarlo con mi trabajo actual.
Me han llegado ya por correo las condiciones, y mi duda es con el tema de los impuestos. Os pego un trozo:
. Who is responsible for paying tax?
A. As an independent contractor you are responsible for paying your own taxes. You are advised to check this out with a tax consultant/expert in your locality and also to visit the various taxation websites for guidance.
Q. What proof of tax is required and how often?
A. We will require you to submit receipts (to be confirmed on appointment to position) as proof that you have been paying your taxes. If you fail to provide evidence then we will have to investigate further.
Q. What if I already have another job and am paying tax on this?
A. If you already have a job then it is still up to you to pay your own taxes for this role. We cannot assist in this area and you need to speak with someone who can calculate your overall tax for you. You will need to register as being self-employed with your tax authority and they can assist you from there.
Q. Who will pay for my social security contributions?
A. As an independent contractor you are responsible for paying all of your own social security contributions. You will need to register with your local authority in order to arrange for your contributions.
Resumiendo dice que tengo que pagar yo mismo mis impuestos y que para ello tengo que "being self-employed". ¿Eso significa que me tengo que hacer autónomo o hay alguna otra forma de pagar yo los impuestos?
No sé, lo veo todo muy raro, suponiendo que la empresa sea seria y no sea todo un timo (se llama Lionbridge).
Si me tengo que hacer autónomo no me compensa, porque el suedo es de 7 euros por hora (40 horas mensuales que serían 280 euros más o menos, lo que me costaría hacerme autónomo)
A ver que opináis, gracias.
