As non-solidarity as possible. What tricks do self-employed people have that normal people don't know?

Hello y'all, I keep reading about “unsolidarious entrepreneurs”. When it comes to civil servants, I understand the criticism (pension, pension, bonuses, aid), but when it comes to entrepreneurship, I don't have the same approach. What concrete, “non-solidarity” advantages do you have as a self-employed person, especially when you put the whole thing in relation to the risk (no paid vacation, sick pay, protection against dismissal)? We can take the following people as an example: Self-employed IT worker €100k in sales/year Of course you can spend