ccbill 1099 forms?
 

has ccbill sent any out for the 2003 year?

I assume that's some sort of tax form for USA?

yeah it is, I'm not sure if they even send them out to tell you the truth

You should try their support email

CCBILL doesn't send 1099's - at least I don't think they do...

see - they work for YOU, not the other way around... so they don't actually HAVE to produce 1099's

They should, since their the ones paying the affiliates for people that are using their affiliate software! Because I'm pretty sure the company using the CCBIll doesn't have all the tax information to send the webmaster!

jDoG

No, the SHOULDN'T. Think about it for a second...

They are NOT paying you. The are accepting CREDIT CARDS for you. It is YOUR money.

Do you think VISA sends 1099 to all merchants that use them??


EDIT TO ADD: To be clear, ccbill does not send 1099's. Never have. Never will.

Thanks dude - thought he was gonna kick my ass!

then why Ibill is so anal about SS#?

My guess - they don't file 1099's to the IRS...

That doesn't mean they don't answer questions when the IRS comes 'a knocking...

Not to mention liability. they kind'a need to know who you are...

I personally think that anybody that files income for you through the IRS SHOULD send you a 1099 form, but that's just my opinion :)

alright cool i guess, I should just tell my accountant what I earned minus the ccbill fees?

Yep.

Give him the total, then give him the ccbill fees total. CCbill fees are a business expense.

Why aren't the sponsor programs required to issue 1099s?

If CCBILL is only a cc processor service then ultimately it is the SPONSOR that is paying the AFFILIATE a commission on sales and they have a responsibility to issue the 1099.

Right?

Is their a way to view all your ccbill fees via their website?

thanks Donovan. income tax is gonna fuck me up. owe owe owe

i never got 1099 from any proccessor

I'm pretty sure I got a 1099 from ARS last year...

That's correct. That's why you don't get 1099s from CCBill, iBill, Epoch or any other PROCESSOR. The sponsor is the one who is responsible to issue those forms to their affiliates.