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Exactly. It is just an excuse. Of course the Czech Republic based company can pay the invoice for the "affiliate services". Anytime. Without excuses in case they really want to pay the affiliates for their work. Particularly, when I found the lost emails in spam and contacted them few months later about this issue.Comment
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Bump for the reply from Ante...Comment
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They dont, you missed the point.
But it is really very simple.
In order to stop tax evasion and money laundering etc EU law dictates that there should be a paper trail for all transactions. Thats it. Send an invoice - get paid.
Now if a company gets an audit from their tax authority they simply need to show where the money has gone, and where it arrived from. Therefore not doing this correctly is a lot of hassle for the business owner if the tax inspector comes knocking.
So because this is GFY there is 4 pages of bitching about raising an invoice, attaching it to an email, and getting paid. Bizarrely how any of you run a business without a paper trail for your own accounting purposes is quite odd.
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If the company really wants to pay the affiliates (even for the year 2018), the affiliate just send them and invoice NOW for the services/affiliate services and all is DONE. We are not talking about getting paid without invoices. We are tackling the issue that even the payouts from 2018 can be paid to the affiliates.They dont, you missed the point.
But it is really very simple.
In order to stop tax evasion and money laundering etc EU law dictates that there should be a paper trail for all transactions. Thats it. Send an invoice - get paid.
Now if a company gets an audit from their tax authority they simply need to show where the money has gone, and where it arrived from. Therefore not doing this correctly is a lot of hassle for the business owner if the tax inspector comes knocking.
So because this is GFY there is 4 pages of bitching about raising an invoice, attaching it to an email, and getting paid. Bizarrely how any of you run a business without a paper trail for your own accounting purposes is quite odd.
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Paper trail is required for LLC and higher types of incorporation, on lower level no such requirements. On some you dont even need to issue invoice at all.They dont, you missed the point.
But it is really very simple.
In order to stop tax evasion and money laundering etc EU law dictates that there should be a paper trail for all transactions. Thats it. Send an invoice - get paid.
Now if a company gets an audit from their tax authority they simply need to show where the money has gone, and where it arrived from. Therefore not doing this correctly is a lot of hassle for the business owner if the tax inspector comes knocking.
So because this is GFY there is 4 pages of bitching about raising an invoice, attaching it to an email, and getting paid. Bizarrely how any of you run a business without a paper trail for your own accounting purposes is quite odd.
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Why don't you guys create a shell in a jurisdiction outside of CZ to capture all affiliate payouts? That way the money is paid out and accounted for.Comment
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Still no reply at all from them and no payouts for 2018+2019 from DDF.Comment
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DDF said:They dont, you missed the point.
But it is really very simple.
In order to stop tax evasion and money laundering etc EU law dictates that there should be a paper trail for all transactions. Thats it. Send an invoice - get paid.
Now if a company gets an audit from their tax authority they simply need to show where the money has gone, and where it arrived from. Therefore not doing this correctly is a lot of hassle for the business owner if the tax inspector comes knocking.
So because this is GFY there is 4 pages of bitching about raising an invoice, attaching it to an email, and getting paid. Bizarrely how any of you run a business without a paper trail for your own accounting purposes is quite odd.
If I owed someone from 2 years ago they could just invoice me and I'd pay it.but at the same time we cannot pay payouts which are 2, 3 or 4-year old payouts and it's not even because we don't want to, but because the lawmaker is not allowing us.
He's saying he can't.
So apparently it's not that simple. And it looks like you missed the point.Comment
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Or, he's simply not telling the truth. He hasn't offered any evidence except for vague armwaving about local laws that do not seem to bind other programs in his jurisdiction. Whereas the alternative explanation -- that he does not wish to pay the money -- is a well-known phenomenon in this industry, and thus by far the more probable explanation.Offering sponsored blog posts and custom writing services.Comment
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Is that real? There's a law that prevents him from paying his debts, even if he wants to?
That's a hell of an excuse.Comment
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