Abstract
This article aims to address a very recent phenomenon, which consists of contracting service providers, formalized as Individual Microentrepreneurs (MEI), to carry out core activities of the contracting company, through a service provision contract, entered into between the parties. This phenomenon arises, above all, from the effectiveness of the Outsourcing Law (2017), which consumes the unrestricted outsourcing of all activities performed by the company, causing activities that can only be performed by functions to be outsourced before by outsourcers, who are often individual service providers, formalized as Individual Microentrepreneurs. The objective of the article is to demonstrate what are the legal acts, and consequently, the acts for the management of the company, of the adoption of this type of contract, showing what are its limits and risks for the entrepreneur.
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