SELF-EMPLOYED AND FREELANCE TAX IN UK AND UZBEKISTAN

Abstract

The subject of financial law includes tax relations and activities for the formation and execution of budgets at various levels, e.g., spending public funds, monitoring their targeted and effective use. In recent years, the issue of legal interaction with freelancers has gradually become relevant for almost every business. It’s helpful if the freelancer is a citizen of a particular country, a private individual or an entrepreneur and this simplifies the taxation process. However, sometime projects in private sector or state entities require the knowledge and expertise of self-employed or foreign subject matter experts. Some law makers believe that freelancers should not pay taxes, whereas others think the opposite. This report will analyze these details between two countries: United Kingdom and Uzbekistan.