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Agency Based Discussion => iStockPhoto.com => Topic started by: VKir on June 25, 2015, 12:39
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Is there a delay on payment from iStock? It is June 25 already.
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Take a deep breath and relax. It's the 25th and only 10:40 am on the west coast. I think if you wait for the day to actually get remotely close to ending, you might see payment. Plan B wait for the day to expire and get worked up on the 26th if you have not received payment by then. Until then try to relax.
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
No, they are based in US now and keep 30% tax for US sales.
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
No, they are based in US now and keep 30% tax for US sales.
While true for non-US contributors, I am in the US and nothing was withheld from the payment. This was my actual total earnings (such as it was) at the close of May 30, 2015.
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
No, they are based in US now and keep 30% tax for US sales.
While true for non-US contributors, I am in the US and nothing was withheld from the payment. This was my actual total earnings (such as it was) at the close of May 30, 2015.
I think (?) someone posted something similar last month.
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
No, they are based in US now and keep 30% tax for US sales.
While true for non-US contributors, I am in the US and nothing was withheld from the payment. This was my actual total earnings (such as it was) at the close of May 30, 2015.
I thought US contributors get to fill the W9 and no part of the income is withheld. At the end of the year, a 1099 is sent with the total earnings for the year on which taxes are paid (to the US as US person).
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
No, they are based in US now and keep 30% tax for US sales.
While true for non-US contributors, I am in the US and nothing was withheld from the payment. This was my actual total earnings (such as it was) at the close of May 30, 2015.
I thought US contributors get to fill the W9 and no part of the income is withheld. At the end of the year, a 1099 is sent with the total earnings for the year on which taxes are paid (to the US as US person).
That is correct. We fill out a W-9 and nothing is withheld (with a few special exceptions). The 1099 is only required to be sent if the yearly earnings amount to $600 or more. It is sent to both the contributor and to the IRS. Earnings less than $600 are the responsibility of the contributor to report to the IRS. ;)
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OK just got my e-mail from Getty that I was paid ... yes ... $99.58. So I guess the $100 minimum means close to $100. No complaints. ;D
No, they are based in US now and keep 30% tax for US sales.
While true for non-US contributors, I am in the US and nothing was withheld from the payment. This was my actual total earnings (such as it was) at the close of May 30, 2015.
I thought US contributors get to fill the W9 and no part of the income is withheld. At the end of the year, a 1099 is sent with the total earnings for the year on which taxes are paid (to the US as US person).
That is correct. We fill out a W-9 and nothing is withheld (with a few special exceptions). The 1099 is only required to be sent if the yearly earnings amount to $600 or more. It is sent to both the contributor and to the IRS. Earnings less than $600 are the responsibility of the contributor to report to the IRS. ;)
Thanks w7lwi for the additional clarity !