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they file taxes for ads? what?
princessx143
post Jul 27 2009, 06:17 PM
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on another forum there was a topic about how they will file taxes on the money recieved from your ads? i don't get it?

i currently only use bidvertiser.. i wouldn't have to pay taxes on it right?

idk, this whole thing is confusing.
 
 
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schizo
post Jul 27 2009, 07:11 PM
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As far as I know you have to pay taxes. But unless you're making thousands a year, it won't even be noticeable.

My ad accounts are set up under a bank account that my dad had to cosign (I'm under 18), so any taxes are added to his. He says it's barely anything. shrug.gif
 
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post Jul 31 2009, 11:54 PM
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QUOTE(schizo @ Jul 27 2009, 06:11 PM) *
As far as I know you have to pay taxes. But unless you're making thousands a year, it won't even be noticeable.

My ad accounts are set up under a bank account that my dad had to cosign (I'm under 18), so any taxes are added to his. He says it's barely anything. shrug.gif


WRONG!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! OH SHIT WRONG!!!!!!!!!!

File taxes on EVERY penny you make. The company that you are using to advertise will list you on their taxes, and the IRS if they want will do a cross check to see if you paid in.

On the other hand, there are limits. Say you only make two grand in advertising a year, the government could care less.

One year I made a little over $12,000 on advertising using multiple ad publishers, and I actually got money back on my taxes for doing it. Sometimes it's best to just file. It's better to pay then to get audited.
 

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