[00:03] the right, as a Russian entity, to receive cryptocurrency as payment for our goods, work, and services.  And here is a subtle point with this self-employed person: you better, well, think a few more times and weigh everything up as to how and how to
[00:18] fine-tune, so to speak, the work scheme.   We are currently working on a case where an individual entrepreneur was selling on P2P. He did this in order to take 6%
[00:30] He did this in order to take 6% tax for himself, and not 13-15% for the income the realization of cryptocurrency.  Everything would have been fine, and some lawyers there advised him: “Do this, cash the checks, and everything will be fine for you.”  Everything would have been
[00:42] Federal Law 161, and they blocked it anyway.  Now he doesn't have a normal, understandable, coherent explanation of how, excuse me, Makar connected the sale of crypto and his individual entrepreneurship.  He just can't
[00:59] entrepreneurship.  He just can't explain it anywhere.