Are you operating a service that is capable of receiving and keeping track of L$ deposits from users? Examples of this would include currency exchanges, banks, S&Ls, Web sites where users must deposit L$ prior to making purchases, vendor systems that retain sales revenue before delivering it to merchants, etc.
This poll does not apply to systems in which a vendor delivers product directly to the customer the moment payment is received, with revenue going directly to the owner - in other words, if it doesn't support the concept of accounts, or you just have objects for sale without any vendor at all, I'm not asking about it.
I am conducting this poll in order to get an idea of what the financial landscape looks like for those who are providing services that A) are more advanced than simple for-sale items and/or vendors, and B) to see how far people are going with things like accounting practices and general knowledge of federal laws concerning accounting (this probably applies to currency changers only, but it's a grey area.)
Feel free to elaborate on the options you select, and please let me know if any of the questions are not clear.
BTW, when I say "Accounting System" I mean something that keeps track of transactions, rather than just keeping a running total without any history.
If you are offering only anonymous certificates that can be redeemed for L$, consider it a "yes" for the purposes of this poll (i.e. I am interested in seeing your response about it here.) Reason: It holds money for someone else, even if the balance is tied to a certificate rather than a username.
