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Old 05-06-2007   #1 (permalink)
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Are we supposed to pay taxes on earnings we earn from online? Like say if we sell a banner spot on our site for $10. Do we have to pay taxes on that?
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Well technically I guess we would have pay some form of tax I guess... now if you ask me have I paid taxes for stuff like this and I would surely tell you no I have not. I hope not though.
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How much have you earned in a calendar year? If it's less than $600 overall, we probably aren't required to pay any taxes.
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All income is taxable, but if you only earned a hundred or two in a year from a website, I highly doudt the IRS will be coming after you.
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Yeah, all income is taxable. Income from adsense and stuff that take your SSN are always taxable. Banner spots, thats up to you.
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I know that google will send you a tax form if you make more than $1000 in one year, but IDK.
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Exactly what business said. It's up to you for independent things like that.
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If you declare your earnings in your income tax return, you have to pay for your tax. Tax payment system varies from one country to another . I think that is one reason why it is not mandatary for Google to withhold your tax.
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I thought it depended on your state that you reside in whether you are taxed on your internet earnings.
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i think u will be require to pay tax if u earn alot... like 2k and above?
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