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SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:01 PM

Canadians using Canadian Affilaite sponsers
 
My understanding is on all this new GST crap that if you use a US sponser you're ok, but if you use a Canadian affiliate sponser and you are a Canadian then you have to pay 7% GST on all income received from that Canadian affiliate sponser.

That puts concrerte blocks on any Canadian sponser trying to recruit any Canadian websites for their affilaite programs. Very very scarry stuff.

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SleazyDream
My understanding is on all this new GST crap that if you use a US sponser you're ok, but if you use a Canadian affiliate sponser and you are a Canadian then you have to pay 7% GST on all income received from that Canadian affiliate sponser.

That puts concrerte blocks on any Canadian sponser trying to recruit any Canadian websites for their affilaite programs. Very very scarry stuff.

That is wrong.

You would have to CHARGE GST to your Canadian affiliate program.

It wouldn't change a thing for you, unless the affiliate program refuses to accept you business.

The affiliate program can claim GST back, so if they really want you business, they'll pay GST on your fees, and claim it back.

JFK 12-05-2002 01:07 PM

Yes It is Scary :feels-hot

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay[neX]


That is wrong.

You would have to CHARGE GST to your Canadian affiliate program.

It wouldn't change a thing for you, unless the affiliate program refuses to accept you business.

The affiliate program can claim GST back, so if they really want you business, they'll pay GST on your fees, and claim it back.

but if it wasn't collected the alliliate is liable for it correct?

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SleazyDream


but if it wasn't collected the alliliate is liable for it correct?

True.

If the affiliate is ordered to charge GST on its fees, and goes back to the affiliate program, it could become interesting.

x582 12-05-2002 01:10 PM

You are providing the service of sending traffic to a sponsor program.

You are in some way INVOICING the sponsor program for your service, then you have to CHARGE GST to this sponsor program.

If you are the webmaster - you have to remit the GST you collected to the CCRA.

If you are the sponsor program - you can claim back the GST to the CCRA.

GTS Mark 12-05-2002 01:11 PM

Hmmm does that mean any revenues generated for Platinum Bucks and Python must have GST collected?

DH

Daymare 12-05-2002 01:12 PM

Gamma, python, and other CA affiliates I don't use anyway, so I'm ok.

I only stick to US companies because of that

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:12 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DrinkingHard
Hmmm does that mean any revenues generated for Platinum Bucks and Python must have GST collected?

DH

If you're in Canada, yes.

x582 12-05-2002 01:13 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DrinkingHard
Hmmm does that mean any revenues generated for Platinum Bucks and Python must have GST collected?

DH

If you are Canadian and registered for GST or making more than $30,000 per year from your Canadian sponsor(s).

The answer is : YES!

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:14 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by x582
You are providing the service of sending traffic to a sponsor program.

You are in some way INVOICING the sponsor program for your service, then you have to CHARGE GST to this sponsor program.

If you are the webmaster - you have to remit the GST you collected to the CCRA.

If you are the sponsor program - you can claim back the GST to the CCRA.


ahhh - this is good news - a little more paperwork but very very very good news.
It would only be a concern for affiliate making over $30k a year as less than that isn't subject to collect GST.

x582 12-05-2002 01:19 PM

This is the SCARY PART:

Let's say that I generated $5,000 with Gamma this year. Because I am registered for GST - I do have to INVOICE THEM for GST (7%). Gamma, do have to pay me this 7% that I have to send to CCRA.

Gamma then claim back the GST they paid to the CCRA.

BUT!

CCRA wants to know more about that, and then investigate Gamma and they're fucked all the way if they never charged GST to their members.

CCRA might use this to enter in their books and audit them. :321GFY

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:21 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by x582
This is the SCARY PART:

Let's say that I generated $5,000 with Gamma this year. Because I am registered for GST - I do have to INVOICE THEM for GST (7%). Gamma, do have to pay me this 7% that I have to send to CCRA.

Gamma then claim back the GST they paid to the CCRA.

BUT!

CCRA wants to know more about that, and then investigate Gamma and they're fucked all the way if they never charged GST to their members.

CCRA might use this to enter in their books and audit them. :321GFY


Exactly.

And what if Gamma doesn't wanna pay your GST invoice? :)

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:22 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay[neX]



Exactly.

And what if Gamma doesn't wanna pay your GST invoice? :)

that's where the concrete blocks come in. this new ruling pretty much makes it VERY difficult for canadian sponsers to use canadian affiliates the way I see it.

x582 12-05-2002 01:22 PM

You're fucked in the ass like a sheep.

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:23 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SleazyDream


that's where the concrete blocks come in. this new ruling pretty much makes it VERY difficult for canadian sponsers to use canadian affiliates the way I see it.


Unless they are willing to cooperate and pay GST, which I'm sure the big guys are.

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:30 PM

the $30K a year revenue too isn't from one sponser, it's total revenue your business receives from all sourses I believe.

x582 12-05-2002 01:34 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SleazyDream
the $30K a year revenue too isn't from one sponser, it's total revenue your business receives from all sourses I believe.
Exactly, but almost everyone in Canada who registered a DBA or incorporated already has a GST number. So they have to charge GST even if they generate under $30,000 per year.

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:34 PM

I just called Gamma.

If you are a Canadian webmaster, you are supposed to invoice them for GST after you receive their payout.

They have been doing this for a long time.

See? The big Canadian players are willing to cooperate :)

x582 12-05-2002 01:35 PM

Who's calling Platinum Bucks now?

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:36 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay[neX]
I just called Gamma.

If you are a Canadian webmaster, you are supposed to invoice them for GST after you receive their payout.

They have been doing this for a long time.

See? The big Canadian players are willing to cooperate :)

That is VERY good news

ronaldo 12-05-2002 01:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SleazyDream
the $30K a year revenue too isn't from one sponser, it's total revenue your business receives from all sourses I believe.
That would be correct.

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 01:37 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by x582


Exactly, but almost everyone in Canada who registered a DBA or incorporated already has a GST number. So they have to charge GST even if they generate under $30,000 per year.

lets take this a step further - say I'm registered for GST but make under $30K a year - I don't have to submit it but can I still charge it and collect 7% extra from a large paysite? they will get refunded for it...........

ronaldo 12-05-2002 01:38 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay[neX]
I just called Gamma.

If you are a Canadian webmaster, you are supposed to invoice them for GST after you receive their payout.

They have been doing this for a long time.

See? The big Canadian players are willing to cooperate :)

My apologies to you Jay for mocking you in the other thread.

I didn't think any affiliate sponsor would pay that.

You are right. I am wrong.

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:40 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ronaldo


My apologies to you Jay for mocking you in the other thread.

I didn't think any affiliate sponsor would pay that.

You are right. I am wrong.

No worries man :)

x582 12-05-2002 01:43 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by SleazyDream


lets take this a step further - say I'm registered for GST but make under $30K a year - I don't have to submit it but can I still charge it and collect 7% extra from a large paysite? they will get refunded for it...........

If you collect it - you have to remit it. Simple as that.

The $30,000 is a bit misleading. The law state that it is MANDATORY to be registered for GST if you generate over $30,000 in revenu per year. Even if you generate under $30,000 you CAN be registered as well but it is not mandatory.

But if you collect it, not matter what, you have to remit it.

Fletch XXX 12-05-2002 01:47 PM

Isnt this no different than US webmasters reporting what we make from US Sponsors?


Just curious, I dont know Canadian taxes and laws etc...

x582 12-05-2002 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Fletch XXX
Isnt this no different than US webmasters reporting what we make from US Sponsors?


Just curious, I dont know Canadian taxes and laws etc...

GST is a sales tax. You guys are not invoicing your sponsors for sales tax - right?

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Fletch XXX
Isnt this no different than US webmasters reporting what we make from US Sponsors?


Just curious, I dont know Canadian taxes and laws etc...

GST is a sales tax. (goods and service tax)

It's different than the tax on revenues.

Platinum Dave 12-05-2002 01:59 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by DrinkingHard
Hmmm does that mean any revenues generated for Platinum Bucks and Python must have GST collected?

DH

Many of the larger companies have already gone off shore.

Platinum Bucks included

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 02:03 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Fletch XXX
Isnt this no different than US webmasters reporting what we make from US Sponsors?


Just curious, I dont know Canadian taxes and laws etc...

GST is a sales tax, not an income tax

x582 12-05-2002 02:06 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Platinum Dave


Many of the larger companies have already gone off shore.

Platinum Bucks included

Is it offshore too on your checks or it's from a Canadian company?

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 02:07 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Platinum Dave


Many of the larger companies have already gone off shore.

Platinum Bucks included

when did that happen?

x582 12-05-2002 02:11 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by Platinum Dave


Many of the larger companies have already gone off shore.

Platinum Bucks included

If you guys are offshore, it means that I have to adjust my books and put a verifiable outside Canada address. If not, I can be in trouble because I don't charge you GST.

yys 12-05-2002 02:12 PM

Don't you just love our thieving government. They'd fucking try to tax the air we breathe if they could; shit maybe there going to tax that too, koyoto.

x582 12-05-2002 02:18 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by yys
Don't you just love our thieving government. They'd fucking try to tax the air we breathe if they could; shit maybe there going to tax that too, koyoto.
I know that what I am about to say might sound wrong at some point but...

I am fucking tired to pay more tax than some people to have the same fucking service or LESS. I would vote anytime for someone who propose a FLAT TAX.

People on wealthfare pay like nothing in tax, they live for free and get free dental and shit like that.

I pay more tax, I don't get free dental, the government pisses me off because they audit me EVERY FUCKING YEAR and it cost me thousands in accountant and tax lawyer to defend myself.

SleazyDream 12-05-2002 02:26 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by x582


I know that what I am about to say might sound wrong at some point but...

I am fucking tired to pay more tax than some people to have the same fucking service or LESS. I would vote anytime for someone who propose a FLAT TAX.

People on wealthfare pay like nothing in tax, they live for free and get free dental and shit like that.

I pay more tax, I don't get free dental, the government pisses me off because they audit me EVERY FUCKING YEAR and it cost me thousands in accountant and tax lawyer to defend myself.

amen

Fletch XXX 12-05-2002 02:28 PM

So they are trying to tax you a 'sales tax' on your sales?

Yikes.

ZoiNk 12-05-2002 02:28 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by x582


I am fucking tired to pay more tax than some people to have the same fucking service or LESS. I would vote anytime for someone who propose a FLAT TAX.

I agree with that, flat tax is nice, Alberta's provincal income taxes are already flat tax. 10% for indivuals, 13% for companies (after your basic exemptions). I just wish someone would also do it on a federal level. Only party I know that has proposed it is the Canadian Alliance, and everyone knows they will never lead the country.
ZoiNk

Jay_StandAhead 12-05-2002 02:35 PM

Quote:

Originally posted by ZoiNk


Only party I know that has proposed it is the Canadian Alliance, and everyone knows they will never lead the country.
ZoiNk

Thanks god.


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