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secondlife casino owners: you could get charged for rackeetering

Pallmor Bergman
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Join date: 1 Mar 2005
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07-25-2006 09:13
From: Marla Truss
You do have to show a profit in the first three years of a business, or the IRS says it's a hobby, not a business.

So Linden Labs can't file as a business? ;-)

-Pall
Kerrigan Talamasca
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Join date: 14 Jul 2006
Posts: 4
07-25-2006 10:09
You do not need to be a "licensed business" to claim business expenses.
Marla Truss
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Join date: 15 Mar 2006
Posts: 197
07-25-2006 10:27
From: Pallmor Bergman
So Linden Labs can't file as a business? ;-)

-Pall


LOL, nah, that applies only to a sole proprietorship. Corporations are allowed to lose as much money as they want.
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Jesseaitui Petion
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Join date: 2 Jan 2006
Posts: 2,175
07-25-2006 16:17
From: Shep Korvin
Paypal can transfer your credit to your bank account (they certainly do in the UK anyway - that's how I cash out). Also, depending on the money laundering laws of the country you live in, paypal are obliged to report your income to the tax office once you've hit a certain threshold. If you haven't declared your SL income as a taxable asset, or haven't complied with any appropriate local business legislation by the time they do this, you could be in serious trouble.

I must not have been clear.

I meant that I dont believe LL can transfer money into your back account, nor can they transfer it into your paypal account- but i wasnt too sure about the paypal part.

Im well aware paypal acts in concordance with ones bank account, though.
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