Now taxi services are provided by both large organizations and individual entrepreneurs. Therefore, you can go under the wing of an already formed company or register as an individual entrepreneur and tax yourself.
It is necessary
- - registration of an individual entrepreneur;
- - registration with the tax service and social funds;
- - license;
- - body check;
- - technical inspection;
- - car;
- -taximeter;
- -signal light
Instructions
Step 1
In order to run your own business, register as an individual entrepreneur or legal entity. If you are going to attract employees, register a legal entity, if you are taxing yourself - an individual entrepreneur. Individual entrepreneurs pay less taxes, and their accounting is easier.
Step 2
After registering, go to your local tax office in your area to register and find out how to pay taxes. Usually, individual entrepreneurs pay a single tax, that is, a fixed amount of money. In addition, individual entrepreneurs are required to pay contributions to the Pension Fund and the Social Security Fund. To settle with legal entities and funds by bank transfer, open a bank account.
Step 3
To work as a taxi, equip the car with a counter (taximeter), signal yellow lantern and acquire contrasting color schemes (checkered). Pass a medical examination and get the appropriate certificate of the opportunity to work as a taxi driver. If you are going to work in tandem with other taxi drivers and a dispatcher, conclude an agreement on the lease of a radio station and radio support.
Step 4
According to the latest changes in Russian legislation from September 1, 2011, in order to provide taxi services, you need to obtain a special permit for this type of activity (license). Apply for a license to the authorized executive body of the constituent entity of the Russian Federation. Each region has its own.
Step 5
To issue a license (permission to provide taxi services), write an application and provide a package of documents. Depending on the region, the list of required documents may vary, but, as a rule, you will need to present a passport, a copy of the registration certificate of a technical device and an extract from the Unified Register of Legal Entities or EGRIP (Unified Register of Legal Entities, Individual Entrepreneurs). Also, do not forget to have your vehicle inspected every 6 months.
