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Author(s)

R Boden
A Corden
S Hutton
R Sainsbury

Department/unit(s)

Social Policy Research Unit

Publication details

Date	Published - 1997
Publisher	Social Research Branch
Place of Publication	Department of Social Security, London
Volume	28
Original language	English

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Name	DSS In house report

Abstract

A review of the existing literature on self-employment, including the definition and characteristics of the self-employed types of work undertaken, living standards and organisation of finances. The aim of the review was to improve the Department's and the Contributions Agency's understanding of why some self-employed people fall behind or default on payments of Class 2 National Insurance contributions.

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employment/benefits

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