Affiliate Thing Podcast – July 23, 2008

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   On July 25 @ 11:55 am Lavelle Collins said

   I just listened to the podcast and I was thinking, couldn't New York Affiliates avoid the “Affiliate Tax” issue all together by incorporating in another state? It's a crummy deal if it goes through and seems like another attempt to tax the Internet.

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   On July 25 @ 12:03 pm Shawn Collins said

   I think the address on file with the affiliate program is the address that matters – wherever they get the check sent.

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   On July 27 @ 1:41 pm Shawn said

   Hey Shawn,

   I was wondering how can you get a WordPress blog reindexed if it is been delisted by Google for whatever reason?

   Perhaps you can be of assistance..:-)

   http://www.Drewryonline.net

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   On July 27 @ 1:45 pm Shawn Collins said

   Sorry, no clue. I haven't had any sites delisted, so I haven't had to go through the process.

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   On July 28 @ 7:47 pm Kevin Webster said

   Incorrect : We got clarification on that today: http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread.php?t=108359

   Shawn: Many thanks for keeping this topic in the public eye.

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   On July 28 @ 7:52 pm Shawn Collins said

   Hi Kevin -

   What are you saying is incorrect?

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   On July 28 @ 8:12 pm Kevin Webster said

   Hmm. Meant to line that up under the residency/incorporation question.

   Per Mark Klein at Hodgson Russ, incorporating elsewhere as a New Yorker will NOT get you out of the presumption of nexus. If you have any property here, you ARE a resident, even if you spend zero days a year in NY.

   I.e., Kevin (me) incorporates his affiliate business in Delaware, but continues to maintain a residence in sunny Rochester, NY: I'm still a NY affiliate.

   Affiliate Summit Inc incorporates in NJ, but has property that you may or may not work from in NY: You'd be a NY affiliate.

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   On July 28 @ 8:18 pm Shawn Collins said

   Thanks – no property for me in the Empire State. So I won't be booted from affiliate programs just yet.

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   On July 28 @ 8:23 pm Kevin Webster said

   Oh, sure. Was but an example of a “business” as opposed to an “individual”.

   I don't think Summit's in my budget (financially or time wise) for Boston, but I look forward to catching up with you in '09.

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    On July 28 @ 9:47 pm Kevin Webster said

    Incorrect : We got clarification on that today: http://forum.abestweb.com/showthread.php?t=108359

    Shawn: Many thanks for keeping this topic in the public eye.

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    On July 28 @ 9:52 pm Shawn Collins said

    Hi Kevin -

    What are you saying is incorrect?

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    On July 28 @ 10:12 pm Kevin Webster said

    Hmm. Meant to line that up under the residency/incorporation question.

    Per Mark Klein at Hodgson Russ, incorporating elsewhere as a New Yorker will NOT get you out of the presumption of nexus. If you have any property here, you ARE a resident, even if you spend zero days a year in NY.

    I.e., Kevin (me) incorporates his affiliate business in Delaware, but continues to maintain a residence in sunny Rochester, NY: I'm still a NY affiliate.

    Affiliate Summit Inc incorporates in NJ, but has property that you may or may not work from in NY: You'd be a NY affiliate.

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    On July 28 @ 10:18 pm Shawn Collins said

    Thanks – no property for me in the Empire State. So I won't be booted from affiliate programs just yet.

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    On July 28 @ 10:23 pm Kevin Webster said

    Oh, sure. Was but an example of a “business” as opposed to an “individual”.

    I don't think Summit's in my budget (financially or time wise) for Boston, but I look forward to catching up with you in '09.

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