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Adsense Tax...

by Amenda Jessera
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What are the Legal things behind adsense earnings. When I checked it says there are TAX applicable. Say, I am in one of the country in Indian Sub-continent. How this may affect me? Like to get advise on this from adsense experts here...
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  • Profile picture of the author Leslie B
    You don't need to get advice from other adsense users, you need advice from someone that has knowledge about your countries tax system.

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    Taking it one day at a time!
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  • Profile picture of the author k_a_babji
    Originally Posted by Amenda Jessera View Post

    What are the Legal things behind adsense earnings. When I checked it says there are TAX applicable. Say, I am in one of the country in Indian Sub-continent. How this may affect me? Like to get advise on this from adsense experts here...
    Which country you are from? Supposing you are from India, you have to pay tax on your adsense income. Google will not deduct tax on your income.

    You can deduct the expenses incurred to earn the adsense income from the payment received and can offer the balance amount as tax.
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    • Profile picture of the author williamspd
      Originally Posted by k_a_babji View Post

      Which country you are from? Supposing you are from India, you have to pay tax on your adsense income. Google will not deduct tax on your income.

      You can deduct the expenses incurred to earn the adsense income from the payment received and can offer the balance amount as tax.
      Be careful before you start deducting expenses incurred - there can be implications. E.g. if you start to deduct expenses for your home office in your house, you might incur proprtionate capital gains tax on your house if you try to sell it. It depends on the tax laws of your country.

      Leslie's was the best advice - get advice from a tax expert in your country.
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  • Profile picture of the author remodeler
    This forum, or any forum for that matter, is about the last place to get specific tax advice. Like others have said, you need to talk with a tax professional in your country of origin. This is too important of an area, and one that has its hands in your finances, to risk forum advice.
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  • Profile picture of the author MichaelF
    As others have said, get local advice from an expert.

    Additionally, find someone who has experience in this area, you don't want to be paying someone by the hour to educate themselves as well as you.

    Find some local forums or blogs and ask others who they use for their taxes.
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