Big 5 EU finance ministers are meeting to make laws for companies to open up their true tax status to ensure all correct taxes are paid and no 'under the radar' constructions are in use. Surely that spotlight would apply to non-payment of employer premiums e.g. social security, pension, social insurance payments as much as tax. It would appear that their attention should also be paid to any Ltd company so-called self-employed construction whereby employer payments are avoided.
This was done inside the UK civil service whereby it was found that some senior mandarins and made such a construction, but with only HMG as their customer. It was deemed illegal, a tax avoidance scheme, and stopped. What's the difference?