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In my country one is needed to pay for taxes for them to be able to run business activities be it online or offline. What is the situation in your country?
Does your country impose taxes on the online businesses
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In my country all online income will be subject to income tax, even if we advertise on Google ads it will also be subject to value added tax.
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Every business activities is subjected to taxes for that matter. Although the online sector in my country is not clearly defined.
Every income is subject of VAT and TAX even your binance incomes.
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There is no tax for small online businesses in the Philippines except those mufti-million earners like Lazada, Shopee and Temu. It was emphasized by the national government. The income of the small time on-line businesses are non=taxable.
I don't think they do because the government isn't really about the online businesses so you can start without tax payment
Online businesses have to pay taxes as far as they are making sales in the country. It is a responsibility.
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Online businesses are treated as business, so you have to pay taxes if you are running an online business in my home country
It is the logic to be subjective of fees.
I don't think so and therefore online products are cheaper than they are at the store.
Because some products are exclusive for online purchases not in physical store
Whatever I have brought online is available in stores in my city too. I buy online to avoid going to the store.
Some market show this product exclusive for online purchases only and not the store.
