Commission sales persons considered as self-employed 043-03050010
Expand allThis page contains information on the factors used in determining the nature of business of commission sales persons, and how income is assessed for commission sales persons who are considered to be self-employed.
Employment assessment
Factors for determining if a commission sales person is self-employed
This table describes the factors used in determining the nature of business of commission sales persons, and how income is assessed for commission sales persons who are considered to be self-employed.
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Employed on commission basis + Read more ... Customer advises they are employed on a commission basis to sell a product and/or recruit other commission sales people. |
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Contract for service + Read more ... Is the customer under a contract for service (that is, to produce a result)?
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Level of control + Read more ... Does the person have a high level of control and choice regarding what work is to be done, how, when, where and what resources are to be used?
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Profit or loss risk + Read more ... Does the risk of profit or loss rest with the person?
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Home based + Read more ... Does the person purchase goods such as stationery, sample products, etc., and operate from their own home or premises without reimbursement for costs such as electricity, postage and transport?
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Receive a payment summary? + Read more ... Does the person receive a payment summary?
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