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Deadlines for submitting reports to the Federal Tax Service in 2020

The table below indicates the deadlines for submitting the main reports submitted to the Federal Tax Service (including new reports), taking into account postponements for all companies and individual entrepreneurs due to coronavirus, quarantine and non-working days in 2020.

Table. Deadlines for submitting reports to the tax office

Reporting typePeriodDeadline for sending to the Federal Tax Service
Certificates 2-NDFLFor 2020No later than 03/02/2020
For 2020No later than 03/01/2021
Calculation of 6-NDFLFor 2020No later than 03/02/2020
Transfer to 06/01/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/30/2020
Transfer to 07/30/2020
For the first half of 2020No later than 07/31/2020
For 9 months of 2020No later than 02.11.2020
For 2020No later than 03/01/2021
Calculation of insurance premiums (ERSV)For 2020No later than 01/30/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/30/2020
Transfer to 05/15/2020
For the first half of 2020No later than 07/30/2020
For 9 months of 2020No later than 10/30/2020
For 2020No later than 02/01/2021
Information on the average number of employeesFor 2020No later than 01/20/2020
For 2020No later than 01/20/2021
Income tax return (for quarterly reporting)For 2020No later than 03/30/2020
Transfer to 06/39/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/28/2020
Transfer to 07/28/2020
For the first half of 2020No later than July 28, 2020
For 9 months of 2020No later than October 28, 2020
For 2020No later than March 29, 2021
Income tax return (for monthly reporting)For 2020No later than 03/30/2020
Transfer to 06/29/2020
For January 2020No later than 02/28/2020
For January – February 2020No later than 03/30/2020
Transfer to 06/29/2020
For January – March 2020No later than 04/28/2020
Transfer to 07/28/2020
For January – April 2020No later than 05/28/2020
Transfer to 08/28/2020
For January – May 2020No later than 06/29/2020
For January – June 2020No later than July 28, 2020
For January – July 2020No later than 08/28/2020
For January – August 2020No later than September 28, 2020
For January – September 2020No later than October 28, 2020
For January – October 2020No later than November 30, 2020
For January – November 2020No later than 12/28/2020
For 2020No later than March 29, 2021
VAT declarationFor the fourth quarter of 2020No later than 01/27/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/27/2020
Transfer to 05/15/2020
For the second quarter of 2020No later than July 27, 2020
For the third quarter of 2020No later than October 26, 2020
For the fourth quarter of 2020No later than 01/25/2021
Journal of received and issued invoicesFor the fourth quarter of 2020No later than 01/20/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/20/2020
Transfer to 05/06/2020 (if the company did not operate on non-working days)
For the second quarter of 2020No later than July 20, 2020
For the third quarter of 2020No later than October 20, 2020
For the fourth quarter of 2020No later than 01/20/2021
Tax declaration under the simplified tax systemFor 2020 (represented by organizations)No later than 03/31/2020
Transfer to 06/30/2020
For 2020 (represented by individual entrepreneurs)No later than 04/30/2020
Transfer to 07/30/2020
For 2020 (represented by organizations)No later than 03/31/2021
For 2020 (represented by individual entrepreneurs)No later than 04/30/2021
Declaration on UTIIFor the fourth quarter of 2020No later than 01/20/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/20/2020
Transfer to 07/20/2020
For the second quarter of 2020No later than July 20, 2020
For the third quarter of 2020No later than October 20, 2020
For the fourth quarter of 2020No later than 01/20/2021
Declaration on Unified Agricultural TaxFor 2020No later than 03/31/2020
Transfer to 06/30/2020
For 2020No later than 03/31/2021
Declaration on property tax of organizationsFor 2020No later than 03/30/2020
Transfer to 06/30/2020
For 2020No later than 30.03.2021
Transport tax declaration (submitted only by organizations)For 2020No later than 02/03/2020
Land tax declaration (submitted only by organizations)For 2020No later than 02/03/2020
Single simplified declarationFor 2020No later than 01/20/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/20/2020
Transfer to 07/20/2020
For the first half of 2020No later than July 20, 2020
For 9 months of 2020No later than October 20, 2020
For 2020No later than 01/20/2021
Declaration in form 3-NDFL (submit only individual entrepreneurs)For 2020No later than 04/30/2020
Transfer to 07/30/2020
For 2020No later than 04/30/2021

Tax reporting for individual entrepreneurs with simplification, OSN, UTII

Reporting provided for individuals can be divided into the following categories:

  • reporting, depending on the use of a particular tax calculation system;
  • reporting for employees, if any;
  • reporting on cash transactions.

Reporting depending on the taxation system used

Based on the chosen tax calculation system, the individual entrepreneur must provide the following documents to the Federal Tax Service:

Tax regime Tax return Delivery deadlines
Simplified tax system simplified tax system According to the results of the reporting year until April 30 of the current period
Imputed profit tax UTII At the end of each quarter until the 20th day of the month following it
General taxation system 3-NDFL According to the financial results of the past year until April 30 of this period
4-NDFL No later than 5 days after the end of the month in which the profit was made
VAT calculation Quarterly until the 25th day of the month following the quarter

It is important ! In cases where several tax regimes are used at once, it is necessary to separately carry out accounting, provide reporting to the Federal Tax Service and pay taxes.

Book of accounting of expenditure transactions made and profit received

Maintaining this form is provided for all individual entrepreneurs using OSN and STS. But since 2013, it is not required to be certified by the tax office. At the same time, every entrepreneur must have a numbered and laced KUDIR; failure to do so will result in a fine of 200 rubles.

Individual entrepreneurs using UTII do not keep a book, but in this case they take into account material indicators: square meters, number of staff units. How exactly they should do this is not provided for by law.

Reporting provided for by the Tax Code of the Russian Federation for employees

It can be divided into several categories:

  • Federal Tax Service reporting;
  • documentation provided to the Pension Fund and Social Security.

Tax reporting provided by the organization for its employees, if any:

Where do we rent? What we rent When we rent
Inspectorate of the Federal Tax Service Help on form 2-NDFL According to the results of the calendar year until April 1 of the current year
Average number of employees Based on the results of the previous year until January 20 following the reporting year
Calculation according to form 6-NDFL Quarterly no later than the last day of the month following the reporting period

Cash transactions: reporting

Individual entrepreneurs carrying out operations directly related to the issuance, storage, and registration of cash financial resources are required to adhere to cash discipline: compliance with the established limit, generation of cash documents.

Keeping records of cash transactions does not depend on the taxation system and the availability of a cash register. In the absence of a cash register, you can use forms that are strict reporting documents. Since the beginning of 2014, the implementation of cash transactions for individual entrepreneurs has been significantly simplified - there is no need to use a cash book and cash register.

Entrepreneurs generate only documents on the basis of which they can confirm the payment of wages. According to the simplified procedure, small organizations and individual entrepreneurs (number of employees no more than 100 and revenue less than 800 million per year) no longer set a cash balance limit.

Deadlines for submitting reports to the Pension Fund in 2020

The following reports must be submitted to the Pension Fund (PFR):

Reporting typeFor what period is it represented?Deadline for submission to the Pension Fund
Information about insured persons in the Pension Fund (SZV-M)For December 2020No later than 01/15/2020
For January 2020No later than 02/17/2020
For February 2020No later than 03/16/2020
For March 2020No later than 04/15/2020
For April 2020No later than 05/15/2020
For May 2020No later than 06/15/2020
For June 2020No later than 07/15/2020
For July 2020No later than 08/17/2020
For August 2020No later than September 15, 2020
For September 2020No later than 10/15/2020
For October 2020No later than 11/16/2020
For November 2020No later than 12/15/2020
For December 2020No later than 01/15/2021
Information about the insurance experience of the insured persons (SZV-STAZH)For 2020No later than 03/02/2020
For 2020No later than 03/01/2021
Information on the policyholder transferred to the Pension Fund for maintaining individual (personalized) records (EFV-1)For 2020No later than 03/02/2020
For 2020No later than 03/01/2021
Information on the labor activity of employees (SZV-TD)For January 2020No later than 02/17/2020
For February 2020No later than 03/16/2020
For March 2020No later than 04/15/2020 (the issue of postponing the deadline to 05/06/2020 is controversial)
For April 2020No later than 05/15/2020
For May 2020No later than 06/15/2020
For June 2020No later than 07/15/2020
For July 2020No later than 08/17/2020
For August 2020No later than September 15, 2020
For September 2020No later than 10/15/2020
For October 2020No later than 11/16/2020
For November 2020No later than 12/15/2020
For December 2020No later than 01/15/2021

BASIC

As before, the most labor-intensive reporting can be considered reporting under the general taxation system. An accountant who services companies on OSNO will have to submit more than a dozen different reports in 2020, including:

1. Tax returns for:

  • VAT;
  • arrived;
  • property;
  • transport;
  • earth.

2. Reporting to extra-budgetary funds:

  • 4-FSS;
  • confirmation of the main type of activity;
  • SZV-M;
  • SZV-experience.

3. Other reporting to the Federal Tax Service:

  • calculation of insurance premiums;
  • information on the average number of employees;
  • 2-NDFL;
  • 3-NDFL;
  • 6-NDFL;
  • financial statements (balance sheet and appendices thereto).

Deadline for submitting reports to the Social Insurance Fund in 2020

The deadline for submitting 4-FSS depends on the method of submitting the calculation:

Reporting typeFor what period is it represented?Deadline for submission to the FSS
Calculation of 4-FSS on paperFor 2020No later than 01/20/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/20/2020
Transfer to May 15, 2020
For the first half of 2020No later than July 20, 2020
For 9 months of 2020No later than October 20, 2020
For 2020No later than 01/20/2021
Calculation of 4-FSS in electronic formFor 2020No later than 01/27/2020
For the first quarter of 2020No later than 04/27/2020
Transfer to May 15, 2020
For the first half of 2020No later than July 27, 2020
For 9 months of 2020No later than October 26, 2020
For 2020No later than 01/25/2021
Confirmation of main activityFor 2020No later than 04/15/2020
Transfer to May 6, 2020 - if the employer was subject to the non-working days regime (i.e. did not function during this period).
For 2020No later than 04/15/2021

Control ratios in reporting

When submitting reports to the Federal Tax Service, it is necessary to take into account that all indicators are interrelated, therefore, for each type of declarations and other reports, control relationships (intra-documentary and inter-documentary) are provided, approved at the legislative level and published in the public domain for public use, for example, on the official website of the Federal Tax Service. Control ratios must be observed even with forms that the organization develops independently. Provided that some ratios do not converge, the Federal Tax Service has the right to request clarification on the report, which must be submitted within 10 days with supporting documents attached. Therefore, before submitting reports, you need to make sure that the calculations are correct so that there are no disagreements with the tax office.

The organization's financial statements are presented by the following documents:

  • Balance sheet
  • Income statement
  • Statement of changes in equity
  • Cash flow statement
  • Explanations to the balance sheet and income statement

Form 1 (balance sheet) is associated with all reporting forms.

The relationships between such forms as: 6-NDFL with 2-NDFL, DAM, income tax declaration must also be observed.

Thus, in one enterprise all reporting indicators are interconnected. Based on this, you can check the correctness of reporting before submitting it.

Deadline for filing financial statements in 2020

As a general rule, organizations must submit financial statements for 2020 only to the INFS. They must do this electronically. True, organizations belonging to small and medium-sized businesses can submit reports for 2020 on paper:

  • Financial statements for 2020 must be submitted no later than 03/31/2020 ( postponed to 05/06/2020 ).
  • financial statements for 2020 must be submitted no later than 03/31/2021.

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