Tax treatment of labor dispatch 12366

Labor dispatch personnel are unstable and have low wages, so they can't leave at any time if they don't do well. Labor dispatch, also known as manpower dispatch and talent leasing, is a form of employment in which labor dispatch agencies sign labor contracts with dispatched workers, dispatch workers to other employers, and then employers pay service fees to dispatch agencies. It was born in America in the 20th century.

This form is mostly implemented in temporary, auxiliary or alternative positions, which is beneficial to employers to reduce recruitment costs and training costs.