Contract with a self-employed person by 1 October 2026: what to rewrite
289-FZ, the 160-hour cap, and the cooling-off period: which wording to keep in a direct contract with an NPD payer.
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Self-employed people and platforms after 1 October 2026
The law is already in force: caps, the cooling-off period, and a direct civil-law contract — what to check in the text now.
Read articleHow to check a civil-law (GPH) contract before signing
Subject matter, acceptance certificates, payment, and signs of a disguised employment contract — a checklist for the customer and the contractor.
Read articleA civil-law (GPH) contract and an employment contract: the difference and what to look at
Signs of substitution, risks for the parties, and wording worth checking before you sign.
Read articleSelf-employed person via a platform
A freelance exchange, a services aggregator, or an HR platform is convenient for search, escrow, and the self-employed receipt. The platform offer governs the dispute with the platform and does not close every risk with the contractor.
Read articleGPH wording and reclassification
A civil-law contract does not by itself save you from reclassification. The Federal Tax Service and the courts look at the substance: if the text has a job title, a salary, a schedule, and subordination, and in fact the person works as staff, the risk of extra assessments grows.
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