A State Duma deputy reminded the public about the taxes that must be paid in October.

      According to him, already at the beginning of the month employers must report personal income tax (NDFL): by October 3 they must send notifications of the calculated tax, and by October 5 — transfer the withheld amounts to the budget, the Public News Service reports.

      The main burden, the deputy said, falls at the end of the month. By October 27 organizations are required to submit the VAT return for the third quarter, the profit tax return for nine months, Form 6‑NDFL and the calculation of social insurance contributions.

      On October 28 companies transfer the first third of VAT and other mandatory payments through the unified tax account. “This date becomes the most intense financially — effectively the tax peak of the month,” Govyrin noted.

      The self-employed must also pay the professional income tax for September by October 28. Individual entrepreneurs using the patent system should remember the patent payment deadlines: one third of the amount must be paid within 90 days from its start date.

      According to the deputy, October turns into a real “tax marathon,” when the obligations of companies, the self-employed and individual entrepreneurs converge at the end of the month.