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Is there any Different between both of them , Join Adsense as Company or as Individual
What is Disadvantage and Benifit for both of them?
Thanks in Advance
Whatever's best for you for tax purposes...
And probably which country you are in.
Are you employed or self-empoyed?
Are you doing this for yourself or a client?
What is Disadvantage and Benifit for both of them?
It's a lot easier to have more than one account as a company than an individual.
It's a lot easier to have more than one account as a company than an individual.
When registering as a company, does Google require us to submit the names of Directors in the company as well?
Hay can anyone gives answer about this question?
No, you do not have to give the names of your directors. You only have to give your ein (employer id number) if you are a U.S. company.
and if i am not in US then what should i have to give to google? as something unique
from India you don't have to give any details of the company documentation for opening a company adsense account.
Enjoy
and if i am not in US then what should i have to give to google? as something unique
Rather than going by rumours on here, why not ask Google? It's not like they won't know. Simply ask them what details you need to give them to register a business from your country for a new account.
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Rather than going by rumours on here, why not ask Google? It's not like they won't know. Simply ask them what details you need to give them to register a business from your country for a new account.
Ya its right but google will not give me answer about "Advantage and Disadvantage" about this matter, thats why i am asking you people who have good idea about that so plz guide me more about "Adsense as Individual and Company"
Thanks
what other People think about that plz post reply?
In the U.S., if you register as an individual, your income will be reported to the IRS on your social security number. If you register as a business, the income will be reported on your ein. At tax time, the IRS matches income reported to them by Google and what you report on your tax forms. If there's a mismatch, it's flagged and you get a letter/bill.
What it comes down to is if you have a business, then you should probably register under your business. If the income is reported under your SSN, it's going to be more complicated come tax time and you may not be able to deduct all your expenses.
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