BOAISSO da kang mofukr Dec 21, 2007 129 1 0 Sep 3, 2008 #1 Ok im 16 and am just getting into ppc and have a question... say i spend 40$ on ads and make 60$... do i pay the taxes on the 60$ or the difference $20... is the 40$ like a deductable or w/e.. thanks!
Ok im 16 and am just getting into ppc and have a question... say i spend 40$ on ads and make 60$... do i pay the taxes on the 60$ or the difference $20... is the 40$ like a deductable or w/e.. thanks!
productionhead New member Jul 14, 2007 4,386 80 0 Infinity Sep 3, 2008 #2 Please review the Internal Revenue Sevice Code for further information. US CODE: Title 26,TITLE 26—INTERNAL REVENUE CODE Please read and understand what is defined as TAXABLE INCOME: US CODE: Title 26,63. Taxable income defined I expect a 12 page report, double spaced, no alien fonts, on my desk tomorrow morning.
Please review the Internal Revenue Sevice Code for further information. US CODE: Title 26,TITLE 26—INTERNAL REVENUE CODE Please read and understand what is defined as TAXABLE INCOME: US CODE: Title 26,63. Taxable income defined I expect a 12 page report, double spaced, no alien fonts, on my desk tomorrow morning.
Dr_Ngo The MVP of PPC Apr 1, 2008 889 26 0 Atlanta www.twitter.com Sep 3, 2008 #3 BOAISSO said: Ok im 16 and am just getting into ppc and have a question... say i spend 40$ on ads and make 60$... do i pay the taxes on the 60$ or the difference $20... is the 40$ like a deductable or w/e.. thanks! Click to expand... You pay $ on profit. The $40 you deduct as advertising expenses.
BOAISSO said: Ok im 16 and am just getting into ppc and have a question... say i spend 40$ on ads and make 60$... do i pay the taxes on the 60$ or the difference $20... is the 40$ like a deductable or w/e.. thanks! Click to expand... You pay $ on profit. The $40 you deduct as advertising expenses.
J Joshua V New member Jul 20, 2008 22 0 0 Sep 4, 2008 #4 Also, if you make below a certain amount annually, you don't have to pay any taxes. Not sure what that % is in the US, but its definitely worth looking into if you're just starting out.
Also, if you make below a certain amount annually, you don't have to pay any taxes. Not sure what that % is in the US, but its definitely worth looking into if you're just starting out.
D DreamMachine Extreme Ultra VIP Aug 3, 2008 496 10 0 Australia Sep 4, 2008 #5 It's tax on net profit. In your example, you would pay tax on the $20.
Bofu2U Automation Specialist May 18, 2007 8,633 146 0 Vegas, Baby. www.offerstreamdigital.com Sep 4, 2008 #6 Joshua V said: Also, if you make below a certain amount annually, you don't have to pay any taxes. Not sure what that % is in the US, but its definitely worth looking into if you're just starting out. Click to expand... Here in MD it's around 9500.
Joshua V said: Also, if you make below a certain amount annually, you don't have to pay any taxes. Not sure what that % is in the US, but its definitely worth looking into if you're just starting out. Click to expand... Here in MD it's around 9500.