When applying for a job, they offer to register as an individual entrepreneur. Agree?

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Benderm2020-02-02 19:14:07

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Benderm, 2020-02-02 19:14:07

Hello!

When applying to one company, they offer to register as an individual entrepreneur. Accounting, they conduct through one popular bank, this is how employees work with them now. The company, itself from another country, motivates this by the fact that they do not want to open their legal address in Russia.

What are the pitfalls with this design? Pension issues are not of interest, weekends and holidays are discussed with the employer, work due to illness is also.

The design is offered under a patent. Work as a programmer.

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Georg Gaal, 2020-02-02
@gecube

See for yourself - whether the benefits of working with this company outweigh the employment in another company under the TC. Indeed, you lose in sick leave, lose your rights - in the event of a jamb, the employer can take away all your property. Pensions most likely will not be a problem, because. The individual entrepreneur pays contributions to the pension fund. Additionally, the employer can terminate the contract with you at any time. Well, you won’t have days off - because. in the contract with the individual entrepreneur, a specific scope of work and a specific period should be indicated so that it does not look like an attempt to evade taxes by the employer (and there are fines and there are clarifications from the courts and the tax inspectorate on this matter).
You are not buying anything yet. Conditionally - you pay taxes yourself, no one will pay an IP worker 40% more than a full-time employee - this optimization is only beneficial for the employer, and not for the employee.
Plus, if the company is foreign, it can be very frustrating to get into currency control and not get your honestly earned money from the word "never".

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Puma Thailand, 2020-02-03
@opium

Usually the case when working abroad

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Lazy @BojackHorseman IT Career, 2020-02-02
Tag

everything depends on the contract. read the contract. before signing.

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ELENA __, 2020-02-02
@Lenka95636727

To think - the IP is responsible for all personal property. Is it really worth it?

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Melda, 2020-02-13
@Melda

Well, if you do, be sure to include a clause in your contract with the company that says "under no circumstances shall the amount of damages recoverable from [you] exceed the amount of the fee paid for the task in connection with which the claim arose."

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Andrey Semenov, 2020-02-05
@EraserKhv

An acquaintance works for a Japanese company, for this he took shape as an individual entrepreneur, he is satisfied.