How to pay taxes for bloggers

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How to pay taxes for bloggers

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If a blogger pays taxes as an individual, he must file a 3-NDFL tax return by April 30 of the year following the reporting year and pay the tax by July 15 of the same year.

For the self-employed, the tax service calculates the tax amount independently. It must be paid before the 28th day of the month following the reporting month.

Bloggers with individual entrepreneurship and LLC on the simplified tax system pay the tax quarterly - this is an advance payment, which is made within 28 calendar days after the end of the reporting period. Then bloggers need to file a declaration on form 1152017 before April 25 of the year following the reporting year, and make the last payment before April 28.

Individual entrepreneurs and LLCs on the general taxation canada telegram system submit a VAT declaration by the 25th day of the month following the expired quarter, by April, July, October and January. And a personal income tax declaration by April 30 of the year following the reporting year. The tax is paid by July 15 of the same year.



Do they pay taxes on donations?
Donations are voluntary contributions that must be gratuitous and in no way imply payment for a service. "Pay the amount you think is necessary and get my course" is income, and "Transfer me any amount if you want" is a donation.



Peculiarities of a blogger's activities that affect taxation
Some features of a blogger's activities can significantly affect taxation, for example:

contracts with advertisers: having written contracts can simplify the process of accounting for income and expenses, as well as protect against tax risks;
gifts and prizes: if a blogger runs contests and gives out prizes, this may be considered income for participants, which creates additional tax liabilities;
cross-promotions and collaborations: joint projects with other bloggers can create complex tax situations that require taking into account multiple sources of income;
educational courses and webinars: if a blogger conducts educational events, the income from them is also subject to taxation, which requires taking into account additional sources of income;
creation of products under the blogger's own brand: the trading business requires separate accounting and knowledge of the work of trading enterprises.
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