Hey ladies! Has anyone encountered this before? I'm looking for a side hustle and found two openings…

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Hey ladies! Has anyone encountered this before? I'm looking for a side hustle and found two openings: 1. Data entry operator; 2. Online administrator for a beauty salon. Both organizations require employment through a civil law contract (which is fine with me), BUT I also need to register as an individual entrepreneur (IP). When I asked why self-employment isn't an option, they couldn't give me a clear answer. I don't get it, what's the catch? Why do I need an IP? My only thought is that they're scammers trying to get me to register through a referral program and then ditch me. Am I understanding this correctly?
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Alena
Better not get involved
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Lyudmila
I would be concerned too. Being self-employed means you have to file reports, pay taxes, and all that. I definitely wouldn't agree to any self-employment setup.
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Lenochek Matveeva
Ummm, what's the deal here... or am I missing something? Since when do you need an individual entrepreneur (IP) registration to get a job? Or is this specifically about a civil law contract (GPKh)?
We have a lot of Uzbeks working under civil law contracts, and it's unlikely that every one of them has an open IP registration.
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Elena
Honestly, not many people are setting up officially these days. But I wouldn't agree to be a sole proprietor; you'd have to pay taxes yourself, which sounds like a hassle to me.
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Abramova Yuliya
Why don't they want to use a personal account? It's really strange, they clearly have some hidden agenda here, because it's either this way or no way at all.
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Yuliya
Self-employed individuals can also open an individual entrepreneur (IP) and pay 4-6%. But it's actually strange. Especially the admin in a salon
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