Should I change my physical status? persons on the self-employed?

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CaptainJustness2021-03-02 16:13:18

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CaptainJustness, 2021-03-02 16:13:18

Hello.

Should I change my physical status? persons on the self-employed? What are the cons and what are the pros? I work as a freelancer and I can pay 6% without any problems. Pay and sleep well. So, does the change of status entail anything else? For example, the tax office will follow you more closely, etc.? Or you can download the My Tax application with peace of mind, register, withdraw money from webmoney to a card and, upon receipt of money, pay a tax of 6% through the application. and all? What is your experience?

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Ilya S, 2021-03-02
@Stalinko

In general, everything should be fine.
There will just be a lot of questions - how to arrange everything correctly. Accounts, acts, contracts - that's all.
You will need to do bookkeeping.
When you figure it out once, set up all the work processes, then it will be exactly like this - the money came, attached the document, paid the tax and use it calmly.
If you do everything correctly, then tax issues will not scare you. They can clarify things. This is business as usual. Nobody should have a nightmare.

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Sanes, 2021-03-02
@Sanes

If more or less stable income, it is better to change. With legal persons will be easier to work with.

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Puma Thailand, 2021-03-02
@opium

paid and sleep well it hired an accountant and he did everything for you

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Konstantin Nagibovich, 2021-03-02
@nki

I have been self-employed for over a year now. There is nothing complicated.
I made a standard contract for my services and an act of work performed, sometimes they require an invoice, but this is not a problem either. I receive money, I register a check in the application. The following month, a notice of tax payment arrives. I pay everything in the same place - My tax.
You don't need an accountant 100%.

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David Berdnikov, 2021-03-09
@linaxkinder

I can tell you as a person working in a bank with an individual entrepreneur (including self-employed individual entrepreneurs).
There is nothing overtime in the accounting department of the self-employed, everything is within the framework of one application. There may be a problem with yuriks in terms of transfers to you as a money physicist. In this case, you can start an individual entrepreneur on the self-employed tax system, pay 6% from a bank account and enjoy simplicity.