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In Russia, if it is a foreign client, the OP would have been fined by the government for the amount that the client owes him, now that the OP publicly admitted
by patrakov 2y ago
In Russia, if it is a foreign client, the OP would have been fined by the government for the amount that the client owes him, now that the OP publicly admitted the non-payment. This is done because there was a tax evasion scheme based on allegedly-unpaid invoices from foreign "customers". So it is already 300% of losses (100% due to the unpaid debt plus 100% from the fine plus 100% from the lawyer).
- anovikov 2y agoIn Russia, they'd be using an offshore entity for billing anyway :)
- exe34 2y ago[flagged]
- ahoka 2y agoThey actually gas the hostages.
- castalian 2y ago> tax evasion scheme based on allegedly-unpaid invoices from foreign "customers". Care to elaborate?
- 1-more 2y agoMaybe you can deduct unpaid invoices from your business income. Get enough of those and you don't owe any taxes. And if the government tries to figure out why your client isn't paying, they can't because they're foreign.