A compulsory and free payment, called a tax, is levied on legal entities and individuals for the purpose of financing the state or municipal institutions. The deadlines for paying taxes are governed by the provisions of the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. An important factor is not only the timely preparation of tax reports, but also the payment of taxes by cash or non-cash transfer of funds.
It is necessary
- - payment order;
- - a receipt for paying taxes;
- - details of the sender of the payment;
- - details of the payee;
- - TIN of an individual entrepreneur;
- - card of Sberbank of Russia;
- - passport;
- - cash.
Instructions
Step 1
As an employee of the organization, who is entrusted with the functions of timely payment of taxes, use the cashless transfer system. Contact the accounting department of the company with a request to prepare payment orders in duplicate for payment. Specify the address of the bank and its opening hours.
Step 2
Take the completed payment order forms and your passport. Contact one of the bank employees who is involved in the processing of payment documents. Do not forget to pick up one copy of each document that must be stamped, the date of acceptance of the payment order, position, surname and signature of the employee. Specify the time period for which the payment will be made. Return to the accounting department of the organization the payment orders marked with the bank, informing about the terms of the money transfer.
Step 3
Organizations often use a remote banking system called "Bank-Client" for non-cash transfers of funds, paying taxes in this way. If you use this program and need to master it, contact the system administrator of the organization or the accounting department for help. Ask for details on how the program works. Master all its nuances. Before you start working in the system on your own, make several payments under the guidance of a specialist. This will help avoid possible mistakes.
Step 4
Individual entrepreneurs have the opportunity to pay taxes both by non-cash and cash transfer of funds. If there is a current account, payment can be made using payment order forms. This type of payment guarantees quick crediting of funds to the recipient's account and saves the payer's time.
Step 5
When paying taxes in cash, use the services of Sberbank of Russia. Fill out the receipt for payment. Filling instructions are located on advertising stands in each branch of Sberbank. If you have any difficulties in processing the document, contact one of the bank employees or the cashier-operator, who will independently fill out the receipt and make the payment. Take and save one copy of the payment document with the bank's mark of payment.
Step 6
If you have a Sberbank card, almost all types of taxes can be paid using the services of the terminal. This type of payment has its advantages. Funds are credited to the recipient's current account as soon as possible, there is no commission, payment is made independently at any convenient time. When paying through the terminal, carefully read the instructions, slowly and step by step. After making the payment, do not forget to pick up the tax receipt issued by the terminal and your bank card.
Step 7
Pay the tax using the services of the cash terminal of Sberbank of Russia. Payment is made according to the same principle as with a bank card, but using cash. Read the instructions carefully and make the payment. The receipt issued by the terminal will be a document confirming the payment.
Step 8
Using Internet services can be a reliable and fast way to pay taxes. This makes it possible to make online payment at any convenient time, with money credited to the recipient's account in a short time without paying a commission. Carefully study the methods of transferring money via the Internet, after consulting with a specialist in an accounting agency.
Step 9
To pay taxes, use the services of one of the post offices in Russia. Pre-fill in the receipt form, which must clearly and correctly indicate the recipient's details, amount, type of payment (tax), as well as the payer's surname, initials, date and signature.
