Not all income was indicated in the application

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If a self-employed person deliberately hides part of their income, they may receive a fine from the Federal Tax Service.


The tax service rarely checks the self-employed on its own initiative, except for cases when their income is approaching the limit, or when a client applies. But the Federal Tax Service compares the reporting of legal entities and the self-employed - this is one of the working and frequently used methods of checking the correctness of the reflection of income and expenses.
Anna Chebotareva
Head of Legal Department at an IT company
According to Article 129.13 of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation , iraq telegram mobile phone number list if a person on the NPF does not indicate all income, he will be charged a fine, which is 20% of the illegal income. If another violation occurs within six months, the fine for self-employed citizens will be 100% of the hidden income.

Oleg received income as a self-employed person in the amount of 37,500 ₽, but indicated receipt of only 30,000 ₽. When the tax office discovers the hidden income, it will charge Oleg a fine of 20% of the total amount - this will be 7,500 ₽.

If after three months Oleg again indicates only part of the amount, for example only 32,300 ₽ out of 42,500 ₽, the fine will already be 100%, that is 42,500 ₽.