So you want to start your very own online business. Aside from having unlimited access to the Internet, You also need to be armed with adequate knowledge about taxes and your online business because without it, you will surely be at loss.
Online retailers, or more commonly known as e-tailers are not exempted from paying taxes, contrary to the common misconception of most people. E-tailers are still included in the rush for meeting the April 15 deadline for tax filings.
Discover in these reports what you need to know about your online business and taxes.
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Taxes And Your Online Business By StealTheseArticles
I Was Disappointed..., September 27, 2008
Reviewer: Arline Oliphint
I downloaded this in hopes of having some really good guidance about record-keeping for my online business, and what items would be tax deductible when I file my Income Tax. I expected an organized presentation of information in the set of articles, like chapters in a book.
Instead, it is just a collection of 10 random articles that pose more questions than answers. The articles sort of overlap in information, too, and don't flow in any particular order.
Most of them talk vaguely about collecting and paying SALES taxes (which I hadn't even thought about). But I'm not given clear direction whether I need to pay sales tax or not. Instead, I am advised to check with my "local town hall" and ask what is required at local, state and federal levels... which is good advice, of course.
In all fairness, these articles have some valid information, and some POTENTIAL to be developed into useful material. However, I felt like I was reading someone's rough drafts. I believe the author could re-work these writings and come up with one cohesive report that is really useful. Unfortunately, this product is not yet at that level.
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Taxes And Your Online Business By StealTheseArticles
Don't Waste Your Time, September 28, 2008
Reviewer: Dan Levy
Overall, these articles read like your typical PLR garbage. Every 500 words could be summarized into one short paragraph without losing any information. Everything else is just filler, or saying the same thing over again.
If you really need to know about taxes (and this is mostly about sales tax), this will leave you mostly confused. The summary leads you to believe this is about income tax, guess again.
Save your time and just go to a local tax professional (like H&R Block in the US) and get real advice about what you need to do.
