Forum Microstock Indonesia, tempat dimana microstock fotografer indonesia bertemu dan berbagi pengalaman. Ingin mendapatkan pasif income dengan fotografi? Microstock caranya.

Karena ada UU baru tentang masalah royalty.

Maka submitter no US diharuskan bayar pajak ke pemerintah sono

Kalo tidak bisa menunjukkan surat W7, ITIN (semacam NPWP) dan formulir W8apa gitu bakalan kena potong 30% tapi kalo bisa ngurus kena pajak 10% soalnya Indo ada perjanjian masalah pajak dengan US

Ini rencana lagi mau ngurus minggu depan, apa ada rekan sini yang sudah ngurus?

Hal serupa sudah tak buat thread di
submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=62681

Yang pengen share silahkan disini

Waduh, sialan banget sih pemerintah US ini...
Udah royalti kita kecil, eh masih dipotong pula...30% lagi.

Jangan2 uangnya dipake buat biayain perang di Iraq ya?
Untung gue udah punya NPWP, jadi cuma dipotong 10% (masih sedih juga sih).

Thanks infonya bro

yang dipotong 10% itu kalo punya ITIN
ngurusnya 4-6 minggu hehehehe...

Ini sih kebijakan Obama yang baru.. soalnya pemerintah sana juga sedang keguncang.. jadi segala sesuatu dipajakin...

btw ITIN tuh apa sih?ngurusnya kemana n gimana?

ITIN itu (International Tax Income Number) kalo gak salah yahh hehehe....
semacam NPWP... ngurusnya pertama legalisir 2 tanda identitas diri...

KTP, SIM, Akte Kelahiran, Paspor ke kedutaan amerika, trus dikrimkan ke IRS amerika bersamaan dengan formulir W7.. nanti 6 minggu baru kita dapet nomornya nah nomornya buat ngisi formulir W8apa gitu..
baru deh dipotong 10%

Buat lebih detilnya nanti yah... soalnya belum sempat ngurus nih

Post Posted: Mon Jun 08, 2009 9:44 am Reply with quote

This is a Copy/paste direct from Veer, from what I can see the Company is based in Germany.

The first line interested me...
Maybe it can hold true with shutterstock and other US based Royalty Free stock sites.

Quote:
Good news! As long as you are the Rights Holder and from a treaty country – you do NOT need a US Taxpayer Identification Number to claim treaty benefits. Sweet!

If you are from a treaty country and you are NOT the Rights Holder, you will need a US Taxpayer Identification Number (US TIN) to receive treaty benefits.

Even if you are from a non-treaty country, as long as you are the Rights Holder you also do not need a US Taxpayer Identification Number.

If you are unsure if your country has a tax treaty with the United States, check this list.

If you need a US TIN for yourself or your business, you can request one from the IRS. Individuals should apply for a US Individual Taxpayer Identification Number (US ITIN) by completing and filing Form W-7. Companies should request an Employer Identification Number (EIN) by completing and filing Form SS-4.

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Post Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 6:28 am Reply with quote

Hi all,

We have heard from many of you regarding this issue. We are in contact with the IRS to investigate its validity. We remain optimistic that we will have this worked out soon regardless of whether it is true or not, and will contact you when we have arrived at an answer.

Thanks,

-jm

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Post Posted: Tue Jun 09, 2009 11:23 am Reply with quote

Thanks to everyone for their patience as we try to sort this out and make things go as smoothly as possible. We do appreciate it.

Stay tuned.

-jm

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Tapi masih nunggu jawabnya.
submit.shutterstock.com/forum/viewtopic....rder=asc&start=0