Do You Report Your Blog Income? Question To My Readers
Written by Chris on April 24, 2008 – 1:00 pm -If you're new here, you may want to subscribe to my RSS feed. Thanks for visiting!
Just a quick question that I wanted to ask my readers today - do you report your blog income? Basically, here is what got me thinking.
Yesterday, I got another check from CashCrate for participating in surveys and for referring new members. My pondering began because I thought about how when I signed up for the program, they asked for my Social Security Number for their records and their own reporting.
So, to any affiliate program users and money makers out there, I want to know if you report your blog income. I can understand if you are making more than a couple hundred dollars a month and how it may look a fishy if you do not have a business entity set up to report it as income to. But for the average blogger who may make say $30-$100 a month off of affiliate programs such as Commission Junction and CashCrate, do you report that income with your income tax?
I figured this would be a good time to pose the question since the deadline for taxes just passed…which was also my birthday!
Tags: affiliate programs, blog income, cash crate, CashCrate, make money online, paid surveys, taxes
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