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Minuto cash box
Minuto is an incredibly simple concept at its core. However, it is sometimes quite tedious to integrate it into our complex business world with taxes etc, so that you don't get any legal problems and that beginners feel motivated to use Minuto. Therefore, in practice, we need ideas that are easy to implement and compliant with current laws.
A simple, legally compliant option is to create an extra Minuto cash box, which results in a number of simplifications and opportunities in practice. With a Minuto cash box, the Minuto runs virtually parallel to the official currency and remains almost invisible. For the most part, questions regarding taxation, etc are almost self-evident.
How to set up a cash box
As a freelancer you can use the Minuto cash box as follows:
You as a private person create an extra cash box in which you put:
- enough money in the official currency
- a partial amount in Minutos with enough small Minuto denominations, so that you have enough Minuto as change.
If you accept Minutos, you put them into the Minuto cash box. Then you take the respective amount in official currency (see How to exchange) from the Minuto cash box and put it into the company's cash box.
If you spend Minutos, you take them from the Minuto cash box. Then you take the respective amount in official currency (see How to exchange from the company's cash box and put them into the Minuto cash box.
Income with a Minuto cash box
A revenue of 100 Euro with a 20% share in Minutos.
The Minuto go into the Minuto cash box and the Euro into the company's cash box and it is immediately apparent that the income is taxed in Euro.
Expenses with a Minuto cash box
Expenses of 100 Euro with a 20% share in Minutos.
The Minutos go to the salesman who accepts them and the appropriate Euros go to the Minuto cash box, so that the company's cash has 100 Euro less.
In the accounting appears the amount in Euro and the payment in Minuto is completely transparent. Accordinly, the salesman puts the Minutos into the Minuto cash box, etc.
Bank transfers
Most invoices are paid by bank transfer these days. To ensure that Minuto creates as little additional work as possible, invoices can continue to be paid in full by bank transfer.
Payment of the Minuto share is then made later, simply by exchanging Minuto and Euros using the Minuto cash box. Even though this makes Minuto almost invisible, all the advantages of a regional currency still unfold.
Wage payment in Minuto
Over time, since Minuto accumulate in the Minuto cash box, sufficient expenses in Minutos are needed to fill the cash box up with the official currency. Another way to do this is to have employees supporting Minutos and accepting a share of their wages in Minuto.
The salary is transferred in full as usual and the employee voluntarily exchanges a small amount of Euros into Minuto once a month. So in the example, he takes 50 Euro from his private money and gets 100 Minuto from the Minuto cash box.
For editors and translators: You can download and edit these diagrams from our translate page.
Questions?
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en/cashbox.txt · Last modified: 2022/06/28 22:03 by david
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