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Yes, the Tax Rates can be in brackets because you fill them out once a year. Any developers can fill me in but I doubt apple is either holding onto payments so
by impalallama 6y ago
Yes, the Tax Rates can be in brackets because you fill them out once a year.
Any developers can fill me in but I doubt apple is either holding onto payments so they can apply their tax at the end of the year or “charging” a developer at the end of a year based on how much they make. Apple Tax is on a per transaction basis so while it might be nice if Apple changes every company 15% and then 30% after they made a certain amount that’s not what they are doing and instead you have to “prequalify”.
- tehlike 6y agoIt works like marginal rate for the year. If you made less than 1m in 2020, your taxing is 15% on first 1m and 30% on the rest in 2021. In 2022, your tax rate would be 30% since you no longer qualify for this.if you make less than 1m$ in 2022, you start at 15% again in 2023