How to screw Amazon and others and not paying tax

by netmaster33

Posted: 8 years ago 16 replies

INTERNET MARKETING

Hey all,

As you know, many aff networks and marketplaces just leave the taxes to their affiliates to pay. That's how the world works, The big guns call all the shots.

However, if you open an offshore company and a bank account, you don't pay tax, if done right, of course.

I did it and it works like a charm. I pay exactly 0% tax on all my online profits, lol

How about you?

#amazon #paying #screw #tax

agmccall 8 years ago

how much does it cost to set up and maintain an off shore business.

I am not a lawyer or a tax professional but I would think that once you use the money in the country you live in then it would become income and subject to taxes, and if so, you would now be subject to back taxes, interest, and fines

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discrat 8 years ago

Great introduction..."how to screw Amazon".

You're getting off to a good start here
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AnniePot 8 years ago

And your WSO plus book on Kindle will be published when?
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- JohnMcCabe 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by AnniePot
  
  And your WSO plus book on Kindle will be published when?
  
  I think we're supposed to PM him, begging to find out how to "do it right."
  
  Sad thing is, he might land a few suckers.
  
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  Mike Anthony 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by JohnMcCabe
  
  Sad thing is, he might land a few suckers.
  
  Doubt it. You have to have income to owe taxes so they are already exempt.
  
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Kay King 8 years ago

Another quality new member?

Don't know what country but avoiding taxes - and advising other to do it - is not smart business.

If you are in the US - the IRS offers rewards for those who turn in tax cheats....so bragging about it is stupid.
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yukon Banned 8 years ago

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- JohnMcCabe 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  I'm here for tax advice.
  
  Okay. Here's some from Judge Learned Hand, paraphrased...
  
  Pay every bit of tax that you legitimately owe, and not one penny more.
  
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William Waltham 8 years ago

Excellent clickbait title. However, I'd be really careful about offering that kind of advice to anyone. People can and do get in trouble with the IRS for giving and using advice to avoid taxes.
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aizaku 8 years ago

yea, but who's going to come to the WF for tax help?

there are better channels online to handle this "interest"

here u go:
10 Accounting Tricks the 1% Use to Dodge the Taxman - The Accounting Degree Review

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Michael Meaney 8 years ago

How does this 'screw Amazon'?

What am I missing?
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yukon Banned 8 years ago

Amazon already stuck it to OP with that pathetic affiliate percentage/cookie.
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- Jeff Griffiths 8 years ago
  
  Originally Posted by yukon
  
  Amazon already stuck it to OP with that pathetic affiliate percentage/cookie.
  
  I think they more than make up for it with their ridiculously huge product catalog. That's just me though.
  
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TaxMaster 8 years ago

And of course you are aware of filing an FBAR or Form 8938 for reporting foreign financial assets correct?
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TaxMaster 8 years ago

Oh and also:

Reporting Promoters of Offshore Tax Avoidance Schemes
The IRS encourages you to report promoters of off-shore tax avoidance schemes. Whistleblowers that provide allegations of fraud to the IRS may be eligible for a reward by filing Form 211, Application for Award for Original Information, and following the procedures outlined in Notice 2008-4, Claims Submitted to the IRS Whistleblower Office under Section 7623.
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BradVert2013 8 years ago

You should be careful about bragging about cheating the IRS on a public web forum. It just takes one person to go to https://www.irs.gov/individuals/how-...fraud-activity and file a report.

Most people get caught skirting the law because they brag about it. Big mistake.
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BradVert2013 8 years ago

I forgot to mention that if you send even one falsified tax report to the IRS, you can be busted for mail/wire fraud.
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