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    My payments on holds and advices needed for tax info?

    Why not use your own info? If the income goes to you directly it will be shielded from tax on the first $5,000.
    Post by: Taxplanr, Nov 18, 2009 in forum: Payments
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    How to I make sure I am protected.

    I would use a non-disclosure agreement. They are typically used in the startup venture capital world. A non-compete implies an employer-employee...
    Post by: Taxplanr, Sep 3, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Do you pay taxes out of your online income ?

    mjewel has a very valid point. You need to state where you are. Taxes are particular to country, state, province, etc. That being said, in the...
    Post by: Taxplanr, Aug 13, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Planning a partnership. Logistics of revenue sharing?

    You definitely need a business attorney. There are too many what ifs that need to be addressed and these should be gone through with an attorney.
    Post by: Taxplanr, Aug 5, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Paying taxes?

    Anron, good luck with your first business venture! If you make money over and above expenses you may have to pay taxes. You are required to file a...
    Post by: Taxplanr, Aug 2, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Text Link Ads & Taxes

    I agree with mjewel. Schedule C can be a means to purchase benefits on a pre-tax basis and to hopefully lower SE taxes.
    Post by: Taxplanr, Aug 2, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Taxes and selling hosting

    You need to check with the state where you operate your business.
    Post by: Taxplanr, Aug 2, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    incorporating

    Even if you are in the military you still have a "tax home" state. I would start by checking with that secretary of state's website. You may want...
    Post by: Taxplanr, Jul 28, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    incorporating

    You probably want to incorporate in the state where you and your business reside. That is usually cheapest. If it is going to big as in money you...
    Post by: Taxplanr, Jul 27, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Is Bing a real thread to Google? Bing Continues to Grow, has more traffic than twitte

    I think bing gives very good local searches. I have never liked google or yahoo for local searches.
    Post by: Taxplanr, Jul 25, 2009 in forum: Bing
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    Legal advice on paying members please.

    Where is your business located?
    Post by: Taxplanr, Jul 20, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Tax question

    I can not tell under what type of business entity you have this joint venture, but you will only pay tax on the portion of the money that you do...
    Post by: Taxplanr, Jul 20, 2009 in forum: Legal Issues
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    Hello I am a tax planner

    I'm new and I am a tax planner. I found this site from someone's post on business.gov where I regularly answer questions about taxes. I saw some...
    Thread by: Taxplanr, Jul 17, 2009, 3 replies, in forum: Introductions
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    Quick Tips for SEO/Traffic

    The post was fine but I don't know why it shows up just 1 inch wide. I am using IE 8. You might want to check that.
    Post by: Taxplanr, Jul 17, 2009 in forum: Search Engine Optimization