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How, for reporting, to properly organize settlements in a web studio?
Good afternoon, dear colleagues!
I develop websites, as well as promote and lead projects. For full-fledged interaction with clients, I have registered an LLC and concluded agreements with clients for the development of projects, and of course, during development, I also work under an agreement and through a current account.
Even at the beginning of my activity, I tried different options for conducting business processes and mutual settlements:
- I opened an office and hired employees;
- opened an office and worked with remote performers;
- worked without an office with remote performers.
I have a small turnover, in the aisles of 100-200 tr. I need to pay off the performers and eat myself. Withdrawal of funds through companies only works from 100 tr., as far as I know, and this is a very long and dreary process. At least that's how he seemed to me. It turns out that because of such a small turnover and constant petty work, I have to settle accounts with the performers by withdrawing money bit by bit on my card, at 5-10-20 tr. Because of this, every year I have to sit on my nerves and in a pile of papers and close all these withdrawals with fake checks. This is tin! Moreover, the 3-year term of "tax immunity of the company", let's call it that, has already expired.
And here is my question: how can I organize the activities of a web studio and settlement with contractors, but at the same time close tax reports normally? I have already broken my head, how can I get away from withdrawing money to the card.
So far, I have two standard options in my head that I don’t like:
- either find contractors with a current account of an individual entrepreneur or LLC and work only with them, but then it’s not clear how I can pay monthly rent, loans, food, and generally live with such turnover and such taxes will be a penny;
- or hire workers for pennies in the office, pay them a salary of 10t.r. and pay yourself pennies, periodically taking dividends, but paying 43% of taxes from the RFP.
Tell me how to properly organize work with performers and at the same time close normally in the tax office?
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