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Most affiliate programs we work with pay by wire transfer.
There is no physical paperwork at all.I cannot see why this will create any porblems at all as long as you correctly record the deposit in your books for end of year tax treatment.
Hi, thanks for your response.
Unfortunately rewards affiliates did send an Australian Dollar cheque via Proc cyber with no cover letter and we need to explain all income so this is a little awkward for us – in fact, we’ve not cashed the cheque and can’t until we sort this out.
@rainbowsauce 149919 wrote:
Hi, thanks for your response.
Unfortunately rewards affiliates did send an Australian Dollar cheque via Proc cyber with no cover letter and we need to explain all income so this is a little awkward for us – in fact, we’ve not cashed the cheque and can’t until we sort this out.
What’s eaxctly is the problem?
Deposit the cheque – and record what it is “Affiliate payment from REward affiliates”Retail businesses take cash and cheque transactions everyday without needing a receipt from the person paying ?
:Cry:Now in you were PAYING a bill you might want a tax receipt – I understand that …
But cash/cheque/bank earnings are part of real world business.
The Tax department understands that.
:hattip:As a single mum trying to create online earnings I am still not earning enough to stand alone so I have to explain in detail every earned amount to the Government and it’s closely scrutinized.
They photocopy every ounce of proof of work and every dollar earned has to be declared and explained regularly – that’s why I wanted something written to explain it.
Hi,
I already know this is not the case, that’s why I came here looking for help, well, technically I came here looking for help because Renee sent me here.Thanks anyway.
or just ask rewardaffiliates for a statement?
that’s what i do in some cases…
you can also send them a debit note yourself and thank them for the paymenti am also asked to have everything black on white
