2024 Employee vs contractor

Employee vs Contractor

Published Date: 11 Apr 2024

 

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This session provides an update on the recent developments in the law concerning the characterisation of contractors and other workers as employees under different taxation legislation focussing on what has changed since the High Court decisions in Jamsek and Personnel Contractors, including legislative reform measures, the Commissioner’s revised guidance and recent court decisions.

This session also addresses where clear lines are now drawn for determining whether a worker is an employee or contractor, and where uncertainties continue to plague businesses engaging workers.

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