Thank you.
What you say confirms that there is a financial difference between hiring an employee and hiring a self-employed worker, one who works for themselves. That operational difference will be reflected in the operational costs. Those expenses, which the employer does not have, give the employer a direct advantage in terms of operations, billing and competitiveness it can get out of this.
I would like to raise another point. You said that tax evasion is not connected with the models. So I would like to ask you some questions about this T4A that so much is said about. What does the Canada Revenue Agency do, for taxing people? It does it based on the tax slips issued by organizations, which alert the CRA that a wage has been paid. If I earn an annual wage of $50,000 or $100,000 and I do not declare any income, my T4 means that the CRA is going to let me know it has received a T4 slip from my employer and I have to pay the appropriate tax on the income I earned. Since 2011, however, self-employed workers have no longer received T4A slips. That means that the Canada Revenue Agency has no information about income earned or the tax that should be paid by that organization.
Is that true or false?