Transfer of rights to software on behalf of an individual entrepreneur, how not to get into personal income tax?

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Good day everyone!
The question of such a plan is of interest:
- I am a software developer, I successfully sell on the territory of the Russian Federation. I sold through a partner LLC with which I had a License Agreement, they, in turn, sold the software under a Sublicense Agreement and paid me royalties minus personal income tax. Now I have registered an individual entrepreneur and I want to sell my software myself, without intermediaries. The question is how legitimate is the sale of software through an individual entrepreneur if I exercise the right belonging to an individual? Do I have to pay personal income tax on each sale, or 6% on the simplified tax system and fixed payments to funds, like an individual entrepreneur. The sale takes place through the transfer of non-exclusive rights and the License Agreement.
People convince me that with such a scheme, I exercise the rights of an individual and must pay personal income tax on income. Who has a similar experience, tell me how you are doing or tell me the scheme of how to properly arrange a sale through an individual entrepreneur so as not to incur the wrath of the tax and not fall into personal income tax? There is a lot of conflicting information on the net.

Answer 1

I understand and what follows from this, that I have to pay personal income tax for the exercise of rights, even though I have the status of an individual entrepreneur?
Consultants themselves do not know or are lost, so I would like to find out from those who already sell according to a similar scheme. IP on the simplified tax system 6%.