As a rule, a migrant worker is subject to the social security legislation of a single Member State only : the State where he pays all his social security contributions, even if he is simultaneously employed in several Member States. However, article 14 quarter b) of 1408/71 regulation fixes exceptional particular rules which are applied to the person who is employed in one Member State and self-employed in Belgium. The judgment from 9th March 2006 is important because it specifies the conditio
…The CJEC’s decision concerning the deduction of social security contributions in two member states.
With its decision from 9th march 2006 concerning a company manager, self-employed in Holland and employed in Belgium, the Court of justice of the European Communities reminds the conditions applying to migrant workers. (Ref. 06249).
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