Do you work with a company under a civil law contract?

A question about work under a civil law contract (GPH) relates to legal and organizational aspects of cooperation. Such a contract involves performing specific work or services without employment relations and social guarantees, as in an employment contract.

If you work with a company under a GPH contract, it means you provide services under the terms specified in the contract and are not a regular employee. In the context of Golang, this does not affect the technical side, but it is important to understand the specifics of taxation and liability.

Example: you, as a developer, write a Go module for a project, the company pays for your work under a GPH contract, you pay taxes independently, and you do not have rights to vacation or sick leave as a regular employee.