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Do you pay any taxes for your online income ?

Nope. I dont pay any taxes for my online income. I dont thing our government requires it not unless you are working homebased under a specific company, that when taxes will imply.
 
Hey folks.

My question for today is whether you pay taxes for the income you make .

Some countries have strict law that taxes have to be paid so I wanted to ask.

I don't pay because you can earn money online anonymously. In my country, online income tax don't have strict law.
 
I don't pay because you can earn money online anonymously. In my country, online income tax don't have strict law.

Well I guess this is one more advantage of online works, you dont have to pay taxes, however, paypal fees are like taxes as well but it is
lesser than it.
 
Seriously, i don't pay tax with my online earnings. My earnings online are pretty low for now, unless i'm paying it indirectly without knowing. Though people pay tax in my country anyway.
 
Seriously, i don't pay tax with my online earnings. My earnings online are pretty low for now, unless i'm paying it indirectly without knowing. Though people pay tax in my country anyway.

It could be deducted on paypal fee? what do you think? because aside from it, I dont pay any tax here, but paypal do have its site for every country.
 
It could be deducted on paypal fee? what do you think? because aside from it, I dont pay any tax here, but paypal do have its site for every country.
Actually, i don't use paypal even though my country is eligible, however, we can only send with paypal. We can't receive for now. I do use skrill sometimes, so maybe skrill does that.
 
My online earnings are quite low, so I don`t have to pay any taxes. Though in future I plan to shift all my activity to the online regime.In that case, I will definitely have to pay taxes.
 
No matter what we do we just can't avoid the taxes. thaat's something we just can't do for sure. So we just have to pay the tax and move on. because piling the taxes up. and not working on things that we are supposed to is not going to cut it. we have to find out ways to pay the taxes and we have to push as soon as possible on this. because we don't know how the taxes may end up affecting us eventually.
 
In Czechia, we have to pay taxes above particular level of income if you are independent contractor and the law is very strict here about both domestic taxes and VAT when you deal with other people in European Union countries. I wont risk to not pay taxes and report sales.

If you think you do not have to pay taxes, make sure about it. PayPal fees or any other fees are NOT taxes.

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Our different income combined is always higher than exemption, so it is counted in income tax. However now paypal India is charging extra tax which is not levied for such income, so it is extra tax.
 
I have been working online since 2007 and I do claim my earnings on my taxes. Here in the United States, if you make over $600 from one company you have to claim it on your taxes. Of course, even if I don't hit that $600 mark I still claim my earnings.
 
If online income will be deducted with taxes, the what more will be left? Unless one is earning much with online job, then i guess he should be paying taxes. But with those who are earning little on online works, taxes should not be implied
 
Taxes is usually percentage based, no fixed amount. But it is easier to start at low income, because later errors will affect large losses or not paying may lead to huge fine and problems with your country tax office.
 
I have bee online earning for over 10 years. I have only paid taxes for my earnings at click sence, that is because i make like 800 per year with them. I have made that like 4 years in a row now. But i dont mind its not much tax on that amount..
 
I am very sad to tell you that Ipay around 3-5% of my online earning for lots of taxes like paypal tax for recieving money ,transferring money,tax for converting to other currency etc and according to my country i pay lots of physical tax to government also ,thanx .
I don't think it a bad idea cos PayPal, banks and your government also need money to run their affairs and to also sustain.
 
You do have to pay PayPal tax (paypal fee) when receiving a balance but when I'm earning money online I don't have to pay any taxes for my online income.
 
In Croatia goverment is so many stupid people that they don't how to earn online. So taxes on that type of money are not defined.
 
Seriously, i don't pay tax with my online earnings. My earnings online are pretty low for now, unless i'm paying it indirectly without knowing. Though people pay tax in my country anyway.
once your earning is good enough to get noticed by the income tax department. then surely you would have to pay the taxes. because we are now in the world where every transaction is tracked. and that in itself can be really something good for earning. and as well as we are forced to pay the tax. you can make money off the cryptocurrency. and that could earn some level of money in due time as well. so it looks like a good stream of income if you ask me.
 

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