How to enter into a contract with a vat collaborator?

When entering into a contract with a vat employee, it is important to keep in mind a number of aspects, including:

The nature of the employment relationship is a key aspect to consider when entering into the contract.

In fact, many entrepreneurs draw up partnership contracts and then the court converts the VAT-registered partnership to an employment relationship.

Indeed, it is important to define whether the relationship is self-employment or employment.

In the case of self-employment, the collaborator will be a freelancer who will be engaged in self-employed and independent work.

In the case of employment, the employee will be an employee of the company and will be subject to its directives and control.

The duration of the contract must be clearly and precisely defined. The contract can be either fixed-term or open-ended.

In the case of a fixed-term contract, the duration should be defined in months or years.

In the case of a permanent contract, it is not necessary to define a specific duration.

The subject matter of the contract must be clearly and precisely defined. The contract must indicate the activity that the collaborator undertakes to perform.

The fee must be clearly and precisely defined. Remuneration can be determined by the number of hours worked, the number of projects completed, or the result achieved, and can also be paid on a percentage of the company’s income (see sales or salespeople).

The rights and duties of the employee must be clearly and precisely defined. The contract must state the rights and duties of the employee, as well as have a non-compete and confidentiality clause.

Keep in mind that unlike employment contracts, VAT contracts do not impose a payment after the end of the collaborative relationship for the continuation of the covenant not to compete.

Termination of the contract may be ordered by either party, by agreement or in case of default by either party. If the contract is terminated, it is important to define the consequences of termination, such as the right to damages and the right to the return of compensation.

If payment is provided on a percentage basis on closed assets, it should be addressed in the contract whether or not the collaborator will continue to receive royalties on commissions made to the company during the period of collaboration.

Here are some examples of contracts that can be entered into with vat employees:

It is important to remember that entering into a contract with a VAT-registered collaborator does not automatically result in employment as an employee. In fact, to be considered an employee, the employee must meet a number of requirements, such as being subject to the company’s directives and control, performing work on the company’s premises, and receiving a fixed compensation, as well as working mostly only with the company.

If you are planning to enter into a contract with a VAT-registered collaborator, it is advisable to consult an attorney for more information and to verify that the contract complies with current regulations.

In case you need help with contracting, contact me here: https://orestemariapetrillo.it/servizi/#contatti

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

Su questo sito utilizziamo strumenti di prima o terza parte che memorizzano piccoli file (cookie) sul tuo dispositivo. I cookie sono normalmente utilizzati per consentire il corretto funzionamento del sito (cookie tecnici), per generare report sull’utilizzo della navigazione (cookie di statistica) e per pubblicizzare adeguatamente i nostri servizi/prodotti (cookie di profilazione). Possiamo utilizzare direttamente i cookie tecnici, ma hai il diritto di scegliere se abilitare o meno i cookie statistici e di profilazione. Abilitando questi cookie, ci aiuti a offrirti un’esperienza migliore.