> Apple charges 30% on your second $million Not exactly. That would be a purely progressive tax like US income taxes. With the Small Business Program, what you

> Apple charges 30% on your second $million Not exactly. That would be a purely progressive tax like US income taxes. With the Small Business Program, what you say is only true the first time you cross 1 mil. Assuming your revenue never goes down (you can appeal if it does), in all future years you pay the full price. So if your app makes a consistent $1.5 mil / year, you’re paying the full tax on all of that revenue, not just $.5 of it.