The Internet is certainly a useful invention. After all, with its help, you can do many things: make purchases, make money, download files, search for the necessary information, follow the news, gamble, communicate with people. And this is just a small part of what can be done with the help of the "world wide web". Not so long ago, another useful opportunity appeared - to learn about taxes via the Internet.
Instructions
Step 1
To find out about your possible tax liabilities, go to the website of the Federal Tax Service nalog.ru.
Step 2
On the top right, select the item "Individuals", and then "Personal account of the taxpayer". Next, agree to the terms of use of the service.
Step 3
Enter your first name, last name, identification number in the appropriate fields.
Step 4
After that, information about your taxes will be displayed. If you have a debt, if you wish, you can immediately print a receipt in order to pay off debts at the nearest bank. If you have no debt, the message “No debt” will be displayed on the screen. In your personal account, you will be presented with the following data in tabular form: type of tax, type of debt and its amount, coordinates of the tax office (phone numbers and address).
Step 5
Be sure to inquire about tax debts before traveling abroad. If they are available, you will not be able to go anywhere until the debt is repaid in full.
Step 6
Check your tax information regularly. This way, you can get information about tax arrears on time and avoid daily interest charges. Moreover, now it has become much easier to check your taxes. You don't even need to visit the tax office for this.
Step 7
Do not worry about the security and non-disclosure of your personal data. After all, all personal data that the user enters is transmitted through a secure channel to the server of the Federal Tax Service. Information about your data is strictly encrypted, and therefore in no case can be accessed by third parties.
Step 8
Specify the rates of all taxes in the Tax Code of the Russian Federation. Some tax rates are established by local regulations of various constituent entities of the Federation: for example, transport tax. If you have any questions, do not hesitate to bother your tax inspector with a phone call.
