On Thu, Dec 07, 2006 at 03:28:01PM +0100, Alexander Demenshin wrote:
money, and he also can not move it to my private account because then i would have to pay income tax on it.
Why so? Unless this _is_ your income (and you declare it as such), you don't have to pay any taxes.
tax fraud is commonplace in latvia, therefore, to avoid suspicion we (as a company) must provide evidence that this money is not income for me.
The mere fact that money are deposited on your private account don't make them your income, they will not be visible to Tax Authorities
how will it not be visible? every financial transaction is documented and if a tax review happens, will show up.
i am employed by that company. so by default everything i get from that company is income. the company can not send off money randomly. (see the note on taxfraud above) there needs to be a documented reason. (paying a bounty would be such a reason, so that is ok, as well as making a donation or spending it on hardware)
in austria it would even be worse: every amount of money i get is income, and i would need to provide evidence that it is not.
Conditions? I mean - how quick should be reaction when it is decided to withdraw/transfer the money (or part of it)?
lets say for now, a response within a week is ok. anything longer would not be good.
greetings, martin.