Tax authorities in Russia are examining a system to detect hidden income of self‑employed individuals. Since the beginning of the year, about 3,000 self‑employed persons have been held responsible for unlawfully canceling checks amounting to roughly 300 million rubles, writes Vedomosti. The system identifies professional income‑tax payers who cancel checks in the My Tax app unlawfully. Another sign of missing income is the cancellation of a check by a partner of the taxpayer. The professional income‑tax regime has been operating in Russia since 2018 as a 10‑year‑planned experiment. So far, the Federal Tax Service has no understanding of what the NAP will look like after 2028, the department notes. More details on the Dozhd website.

Tax authorities in Russia are examining a system to detect hidden income of self‑employed individuals. Since the beginning of the year, about 3,000 self‑employed persons have been held responsible for unlawfully canceling checks amounting to roughly 300 million rubles, writes Vedomosti. The system identifies professional income‑tax payers who cancel checks in the My Tax app unlawfully. Another sign of missing income is the cancellation of a check by a partner of the taxpayer. The professional income‑tax regime has been operating in Russia since 2018 as a 10‑year‑planned experiment. So far, the Federal Tax Service has no understanding of what the NAP will look like after 2028, the department notes. More details on the Dozhd website.