adsense tax?

Discussion in 'Google' started by ribeninan, Nov 4, 2008.

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    i just logged on to my adsense account and found out that i need to submit my tax information.. is it 100% required?.. is there any way getting around it?..and how does verifying your phone number works?.. thanks
     
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  2. netmrktr

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    from my understanding, if you are a US resident you are required to provide google with your tax info.
     
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    Nonny Notable Member

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    If you are a US resident, Adsense is required to report your income to the IRS, so it has to have your tax information.

    https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=10335
     
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    You have to pay your taxes man!
     
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    JessieJames27 Active Member

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    Good thing that I am not a US resident :D But I wish to be one someday. Pay your tax responsibilities my friend.
     
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    I just wondering how much tax a US citizen should pay, in example you got $100? Any?
     
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    It depends on your annual income, but you have to pay local and Federal Taxes on any income earned. If you make more then a couple G's a year talk to an accountant
     
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    JesseJames, What Country are you from? You don't have to pay Taxes?
     
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    kidsnscience Banned

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    this is for us citizen only
     
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    i also wondered the same thing; i wonder what my tax percentage on these gains is going to be....
     
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