Many prefer to operate a business online rather than offline. It is simply because there is no permit to comply and no tax to pay. In my case, I both have online and offline business. I am paying tax for my milk tea-selling business, whereas, on my online business tax is not required. The Ph government announced publicly that online sellers do not have fixed earnings except those big-time online sellers like Shoppe, Lazada, and Temu, They are required to pay tax. They have many merchants and franchises, so they earn a lot, so they have to pay taxes to proceed with their business or else face the law. In my case, I am selling printed T-shirts and branded shoes online. What about you?
What is your money-making online?
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Forum posting, graphics design and consulting are the activities that I do online to make money.
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@Hate2Wait , I am selling printed t-shirts online and branded shoes. You can even start a small online business. just sell a few items to serve the market.
It's great to hear you have both an online and offline business. I, too, do not pay taxes as it is not really required, especially for small online business owners.
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That is correct, small-time online sellers are not mandated by the Bureau of Internal Revenue to pay taxes. The income earned in online selling is not taxable as per law order.
I make money online through the sales of digital products and I also do some bit of freelance writing to make money online.
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Okay mate you can surely achieve your dream business. I remember it's all about selling building materials. It's a profitable business.
