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U radu se promatra mogućnost prikrivanja radnoga odnosa institutom paušalnoga obrta. Isprva se daje kratak pregled razvoja zaštitne uloge radnoga zakonodavstva te se naglašava potreba zaštite sadržaja radnoga odnosa, radije nego formalne kategorije radnika. Potom se daje pregled zakonskog uređenja obavljanja obrta te mogućnosti plaćanja poreza na dohodak u paušalnom iznosu (tzv. paušalni obrti). Zatim se ispituje pozitivno zakonsko uređenje utvrđivanja prikrivanja radnoga odnosa (nesamostalnog rada) institutom paušalnoga obrta te, posljedično, naplate poreza na dohodak i pripadajućih doprinosa za obvezna osiguranja s osnove (prikrivenog) radnoga odnosa. Naposljetku se ističe potreba zakonskih izmjena, primjenom komplementarnog pristupa (poreznopravnog i radnopravnog), u cilju zaštite kako fiskalnih interesa države, tako i prava prikrivenog radnika (obrtnika paušalista).

After a brief overview of development of the protective role of labour legislation (and the need to protect the content of the work relationship instead of formal category of workers), the authors analyse legal regulation of craft activities and the possibility of paying income tax in a lump-sum. Furthermore, the paper examines positive legal regulation of determining the disguised employment (dependent work) with craft activities subject to lump-sum taxation and, consequently, the collection of income tax and related contributions for compulsory insurance based on (disguised) employment. Finally, the need for legal changes is emphasized, implementing a complementary approach (from the standpoint of financial and labour law), to protect both the fiscal interests of the state and the rights of the disguised worker. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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