Do I have to pay taxes on ebay?

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Answer 1

1. Will.
2. Doesn't matter. And so the tax must be paid.
2. Of course. If the receipts are regular and large, then they will ask why and how, with the freezing of funds until clarified.
At the same time, they may be suspected not only of tax evasion, but also of other illegal activities, all of a sudden you are selling weapons there. So, initially it will be necessary to prove that the funds were obtained legally.

Answer 2

I would not pay, with my taxes and so crushed everyone))

Answer 3

You need to take into account your turnover
1) Paypal itself does not send anything to the tax machine, but because paypal is in the Russian Federation is an NPO and a Russian organization, they are required to give information on request
2) What's the difference. Income is income
3) Here, just like in PayPal, everywhere they only talk about the fact that they automatically merge into financial monitoring during operations over 500-600 thousand rubles. But this is not a tax one, their task is to ban illegal financial transactions
. In practice, a bunch of individual entrepreneurs and organizations in the Russian Federation accept payments to a Sberbank card and in cash, almost no one pays any taxes for this.
Tax easier to shake big VAT taxpayers

Answer 4

If you are not an individual entrepreneur and the account is not corporate and you have not entered any TIN and OGRN on eBay, then nothing will be tracked automatically.
Only a bank can "surrender" you when withdrawing money from PayPal (withdrawing money from Russian PayPal occurs through the transfer of rubles from the organization to your bank account). At the same time, some banks may freeze the account or require an explanation of where the money came from.
It's also a good idea not to share your details with PayPal. If you don’t run into a check during which PayPal requires a scan of your passport and TIN or SNILS, then there will be nothing to hand over to the tax. Here the owners of old accounts are in the black.
True, NPO PayPal can report to the tax or the Ministry of Internal Affairs, in response to a request for your full name, all the information they have. But not on their own initiative.

Answer 5

I am sure that there is a law on this topic for everyone, but I would not pay tax and file an emergency, at least at an early stage of business)