Tax responsibilities of gig workers, digital nomads


— MUHAMAD SHAHRIL ROSLI/The Star

The gig economy is expanding rapidly worldwide as more individuals choose freelance, contract, or part-time work over traditional employment.

Online platforms and applications have made it easier for gig workers – including freelancers, food delivery riders, online sellers, and even buskers – to earn income through flexible, task-based arrangements.

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