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In Russia, you register as self-employed, you pay 6%. And that's it.
Trading on the stock exchange or Forex does not fall under 'self-employed' in the RF. I will not give you the links, but I have read them, I remember.
And as far as I understand from many reports, FTS RF does not want to take tax for Forex, they just do not know which laws to apply. So those whose profit is less than 600 thousand rubles a year - do not panic.
I myself do not mind a 6% tax when it is relevant to me.
But I just found out yesterday that customers on the market pay an additional 20% VAT. So the price of the product goes up by 20%.
Is this true for everyone?
I think that many sellers and buyers do not know that.
Where's the proof?
I already posted a screenshot yesterday. I tried to withdraw to two different mastercards yesterday.
I got a message saying "withdrawal only available to Visa".
But I just found out yesterday that customers on the market pay an additional 20% VAT. So the price of the product goes up by 20%.
Is this true for everyone?
I think that many sellers and buyers do not know that.
I already posted a screenshot yesterday. I tried to withdraw to two different mastercard cards yesterday.
I got the message "Withdrawal is only available to Visa".
It's all written down for them. Only the EU pays
Thank you, I didn't know.
Can you tell me what you told the IRS? Since you write so, it must have happened directly to you?
Where did you get the amount of $600 from?
p.s. If it were not bullshit, the percentage of bank card payments in relation to cash payments would not be so high.
Can you tell us what you said to the tax authorities? If you write like this, it must have happened directly to you?
Where did you get the $600 amount from?
p.s. If it wasn't bullshit, the percentage of bank card payments compared to cash payments wouldn't be so high.
This did not happen to me. I have heard from others.
Although yes, although no. I heard from others. Please do not write if you are not sure.
You are misleading other users.
Now you can pay "in cash" for an item or service costing less than 50 thousand UAH. (previously it was 150 thousand), and more expensive - only by bank transfer.
They still buy real estate and automobiles with cash, and you say 50 thousand, ask any realtor, it's not a secret.
ePayments sent a letter saying that they have new regulations from 16 December.
Maybe that's why?
I thought the same thing when I received the letter, but I haven't read the regulations themselves...