What are the legal nuances of freelancing?

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Ruslan Bergutov2015-06-04 08:30:07

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Ruslan Bergutov, 2015-06-04 08:30:07

Hello everyone, I would like to consult with the wise of this site. A couple of questions are of interest:
1. If you start your own website for portfolio, contacts and other related information. Those. Perhaps even to designate a certain brand. Well, duck, if I describe the prices of my services on this site without the presence of an individual entrepreneur, will there be any pitfalls for me?
2. What standard contracts will be used in a transaction between a client, a legal entity, and me, a private contractor?
Thanks in advance

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Puma Thailand, 2015-06-04
@Scirocco

1) No, by law you are not required to have an IP to create a website and some prices.
2) Standard contract.

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Denis Ineshin, 2015-06-04
@IonDen

1. No, but it’s better not to write prices, but to negotiate with each individually. You can enter the maximum cost per hour.
2. On the same fl there is an article on the topic: https://www.fl.ru/articles/724/kak-sostavit-dogovo...

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Alexey Nikolaev, 2015-06-04
@Heian

Will there be any pitfalls for me?

For a simple description, most likely not, but for entrepreneurial activity without an individual entrepreneur and tax evasion - yes.

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link00, 2015-06-11
@link00

Well, duck, if I describe the prices of my services on this site without the presence of an individual entrepreneur, will there be any pitfalls for me?

Yes, there is a nasty pitfall. Without IP, your Customer will have to pay 28% more. In addition to the 13% tax. 28% are contributions from the Pension Fund, MedStrakh, SotsStrakh. With IP, this would not be the case.