I give it
out of 5!
TomGalvin wrote:Just dump the ads, put up the donate button, provide an all recent posts page for the campfire junkies, and you are golden.I bet there are thousands websites that receive donations and haven't incorporated. There is a legal maximum annual amount you can receive as gift and you don't have to tax it. Wasn't it like $5k? Might want to check whether you even have to incorporate. I'm running free websites as well and accept donations and I'm not going to even think about incorporate for this stuff, although I have two corporations. The IRS should keep their paws off this little stuff.
sg wrote:a good friend of mine from highschool just started working recently, I asked her where she was working and she wouldn't tell me, then "the man" came out, then "the IRS"Jason wrote:1- i like the changesYou know how the IRS is. They consider this a service, period. They define everything as broadly as possible to capture as much tax revenue as they can. I never play in the grey area with the IRS.
2- in order for it to be income you would have to be providing a service on condition of payment wouldn't you? you have been providing a service no doubt, but its been more of "community service"
then again the IRS taxes tips......
curly_cue wrote:I really like that the campfire and basement came off of the front page, but I miss having a page where I can see everything like the recent posts page. I enjoy a lot of the campfire threads and now I have to go searching for them.So just do as some are already doing ....
rafaelcjr wrote:Posting Campfire stories under Gemeral HGI just vote to bury those...