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Self-employed: 2.4 million ruble annual limit

What is the professional income tax limit

The professional income tax regime (self-employment) allows individuals to legally accept payments for services with simplified taxation. However, the law sets an annual revenue limit of 2,400,000 rubles per calendar year.

If turnover exceeds this threshold, self-employed status is automatically revoked by the tax authority.

How tikento tracks the limit

tikento automatically calculates payment amounts processed through the platform for organizers with the "Self-employed" entity type.

What is counted

  • All successful ticket payments (after deducting refunds)
  • Counted from January 1 to December 31 of the current calendar year
  • Only payments processed through tikento are counted

What is not counted

tikento does not know about your income from other sources. If you receive income outside the platform, track the total turnover yourself through the "My Tax" app (Russian Federal Tax Service).

Warning when approaching the limit

When reaching 80% of the limit (1,920,000 rubles for the current year), tikento sends a warning:

  • A banner in the organizer dashboard with the current total and remaining capacity
  • An email notification
  • A Telegram notification (if connected)

The warning is repeated at 90% and 95%.

What happens when the limit is reached

When the total turnover through tikento reaches 2,400,000 rubles:

  1. Payment acceptance is suspended -- the payment button on registration forms and the widget becomes unavailable.
  2. Free events continue to work without restrictions.
  3. Already accepted payments and data are preserved -- nothing is deleted.
  4. The suspension lasts until the end of the calendar year (December 31).

From January 1 of the new year, the counter resets and payment acceptance resumes automatically.

Available plans for self-employed

PlanAvailableReason for restriction
FreeYes--
ProYes--
BusinessNoAssumes revenue above the professional income tax limit
EnterpriseNoAssumes revenue above the professional income tax limit

On the Free plan, the tikento agent commission is 4% + 20 rubles; on Pro, it is 2% + 20 rubles. More details in tikento pricing plans.

When to transition to sole proprietor

Consider registering as a sole proprietor if:

  • Your annual turnover through tikento is approaching 2 million rubles
  • You plan to scale events and expect revenue growth
  • You need the features of Business or Enterprise plans

Advantages of transitioning to sole proprietor

  • No professional income tax revenue limit (limits are determined by the tax system)
  • Access to all tikento plans, including Business and Enterprise
  • Wider selection of payment gateways
  • Ability to work with B2B clients via invoices

How to transition

  1. Register as a sole proprietor through the tax authority or public services center.
  2. Open a business bank account.
  3. In tikento, go to Organization settings -> Details.
  4. Change the entity type to "Sole Proprietor" and fill in the details.
  5. Connect a payment gateway (YooKassa, Tochka, or another).

After changing the entity type, the professional income tax limit restriction is removed, and access to Business and Enterprise plans is unlocked.

Current turnover

The current turnover for the calendar year and remaining capacity until the limit are displayed in Settings -> Billing -> Self-employed status.

Frequently asked questions

How does tikento know my professional income tax turnover?
tikento only tracks payments processed through the platform. If you receive income from other sources, monitor it yourself and track the total limit in the 'My Tax' app.
What happens if I exceed the 2.4 million limit?
Payment acceptance through tikento is automatically suspended until the end of the calendar year. Free events continue to work. To resume paid events, we recommend registering as a sole proprietor.
Can I subscribe to the Business plan as a self-employed individual?
No. Self-employed individuals have access to the Free and Pro plans. The Business and Enterprise plans assume revenue levels that exceed the professional income tax limit.