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Why Many Freelancers Are Targeted by Social Courts

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Do they really work independently or are they considered to be self-employed? What solo self-employed people should know about social security contributions and the assessment of the social courts
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Why Many Freelancers Are Targeted by Social Courts

Do they really work independently or are they considered to be self-employed? What solo self-employed people should know about social security contributions and the assessment of the social courts

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Capital.de broke the news in on Thursday, February 19, 2026.
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