Receiving a salary from a foreign employer - technical issues - who has experience?

Question

Career in IT

Good afternoon.
I plan to get a permanent remote job for a foreign employer. From the information on the topic that I found, it follows that you can receive a salary directly into your bank account of an individual in Russia and pay taxes on it once a year, describing it as "income from abroad." Is this the case today?
If so, how to calculate taxes on receipts in another currency. If, say, 2,000 euros comes in every month, then at what rate should 13% of taxes be calculated? At the rate on the day of receipt or on the day of calculation or payment of tax? There are different accounts in banks - in rubles, in dollars, in euros - on which one should a salary transferred in a foreign currency be accepted? Maybe it’s easier to receive money on a ruble account so that everything is immediately converted on the current account, so it will be easier to calculate the tax?
Do I understand correctly that the bank will not be bothered by such transfers, in extreme cases it will be necessary just to drive up and show a working contract with a foreign organization?
Well, advise a decent bank for such purposes (only if you have personal experience).
Thank you.
PS Opening IP, LLC is not interested.

Answer 1

payoneer

Answer 2

> If comes, say, 2000 euros every month, then at what rate to count 13% of taxes?
The state intersects rubles, so it considers your income in rubles on the day the funds are received at the Central Bank rate. Hence, you should pay a tax of 13% in rubles.

Answer 3

In addition, you must also pay other taxes, so in this case you are the tax agent and you are obliged to pay all taxes

Answer 4

Once a year, until April 30, you need to file a declaration of 3 personal income tax and pay 13%. The contract is enough. You won’t have any problems at Tinkov’s bank, but I think they are accurate in many others (you asked for advice on a specific bank).