Submitting tax info to Google for ALL Monetizing Creators OUTSIDE of the United States

 
 
 Google is required to collect tax information from creators in the YouTube Partner Program (YPP).
 If a tax deduction applies, Google U.S. Will tax YouTube's revenue from viewers in advertising views,YouTube premium, super chat, super stickers and channel subscriptions.
Why Google withdraws US taxes. Google has a responsibility under Chapter 3 of the US Internal Revenue Code to collect tax information on YouTube, withdraw taxes, and report to the Internal Revenue Service (U.S. Tax Authority, also known as the IRS) A YPP creator on YouTube earns royal revenue Viewers in the US If you earn from viewers in the US, Google can start cutting taxes (known as withholding) in early June 2021.
In this video, we will present you with important tax changes that could soon affect monetization outside the United States. We know that tax information can be difficult
so we will take you through everything you need to know about the changes and steps you need to take. Be sure to check the links in the description for more details. Let's get in. First, what happened? If you are a creator outside the U.S. you can start taxing your U.S. salary later this year.
Google is obligated under Chapter 3 of the U.S. Internal Revenue Code collect tax information from all moneymakers outside the U.S. and in some cases a tax evasion where these creators get money from U.S. viewers.

 
These U.S. funds can appear in ad views, YouTube Premium Super Chat, Super Stickers, and channel membership. So, what does this mean for you?
Over the next few weeks, you will be asked to submit your tax information to AdSense.
Here's how to get one. In AdSense, go to payments and manage settings.
You will see the option to manage your U.S. tax information
You will be asked a series of questions to get the right tax return.
This online tax form will be available in your preferred AdSense language. In general, for creators outside the U.S. If you are not sure which forms you need to complete you should contact a tax adviser.
Note: Even if you are paid by MCN, you will still need to submit your tax details
to an AdSense account linked to your channel.
How much will you be charged?
How much you will be taxed depends on a few factors.
Depending on whether your valid tax return has been submitted or not
How much does your channel earn from U.S. viewers? and if your country has a tax agreement with the U.S. who claimed benefits. Let's get into these features.
First, has your tax return been submitted? Once you have submitted a valid tax return
you can find your tax rate in the AdSense payment section.
Tax deduction rates are 0-30%, depending on your country, and apply to your U.S. monthly income.

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