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SallyRand · 07-01-2011, 09:41 PM

OK, first of all, the solution I am offering to banned Amazon affiliates is completely legal, does NOT involve any sort of tax evasion and is indeed acceptable to Amazon.

Amazon has banned affiliates in several states, most recently, California. Remember this part, the affiliates located in California were the business entities, whether DBAs, individuals or corporations but at any rate, ALL business entities acting as Amazon affiliates physically located IN California have been banned.

There is nothing in the ban which precludes a California resident from owning or operating a business entity located in a DIFFERENT state in which Amazon has not banned affiliates. There is NO law which precludes a California resident from owning or operating a business in another state. Were there such a law, Californians would be prohibited from owning STOCK in out-of-state corporations, which they clearly are not.

The fact that an individual may own or work for an out-of-state entity in no way obligates that business entity for California sales tax. If such were the case, stockholders in GM who reside in California would be liable for sales tax for GM cars sold in Nevada, which they obviously are not.

Remember, it is quite legal for a California resident to own and operate a business located in another state.

Since California residents are not domiciled in Kansas; that is, they live in California, the best way to do business in Kansas is through a Kansas corporation, which has a legal physical address in Kansas and a Registered Agent who is physically located in Kansas and who has a physical mailing address in Kansas and a post office box will not do.

So here is the solution in step-by-step form to the issues facing banned California-based Amazon affiliates:

(1) The banned Amazon affilate purchases a Kansas corporation through my service at a specially discounted rate. The corporation is good for one year, a physical address is provided, Registered Agent service is provided for one year, a mailing address is provided if needed, Articles of Incorporation are provided, a very professionally done up set of Corporate Bylaws are provided and the entire setup is 100% legal and above board. This is the same service that places like Legal Zoom will charge well over $1000.00 for but I am offering a specially discounted price of $249.00 for EXACTLY the same service.

(2) The banned affiliate can then obtain an EIN (Employer Identification Number) for the new corporation or for a small additional charge, I will obtain that number for the affiliate.

(3) The banned affiliate then registers the new KANSAS corporation with Amazon as the affiliate business entity as the KANSAS corporation is NOT located in California and has no business presence there. Merely having an employee in California does NOT automatically create a "business presence" in that state within the meaning of the term because the affilate is working for the KANSAS corporation. The KANSAS corporation should in fact do NO business in the state of California to ensure that no business presence is established, including opening a corporate bank account in California. With Amazon, you do not need a corporate bank account but you should use the corporate EIN when registering with Amazon as there would be no withholding from income to a corporation if the affilate selects "Exempt From Withholding".

(3) As far as getting paid by Amazon, Amazon does not care where it sends the money, so the affiliate can simply open a personal bank account, select "Wire Transfer", which has a $100 minimum payout and a $15 fee and Amazon will ask only for the Name of the bank, the Routing and Account numbers. If the affiliate wants to be paid by check, a corporate bank account could be opened and I would recommend Bank of America for those as they whould not give the affiliate too much trouble as long as the proper documentation is presented. Another way around this is to use the individual's name as the name of the corporation so that there would be even less trouble depositing into a personal account. Up to the affiliate; makes no difference to me.

(4) Neither myself nor the Registered Agent have any interest in the corporation and the Registered Agent only receives mail for the corporation, most of which is junk mail anyway but will forward any official mail to the actual owner of the corporation at no additional charge.

(5) The Amazon Affiliate then earns and prospers in a legal, ethical and moral manner. All is happiness and justice prevails.`

This method is NOT "tax evasion" as a corporation located outside of California would owe NO California tax of any kind anyway without a physical presence in that state and the Kansas corporation will have none. Quite legal and above board.

As a reminder, no Social Security Number, no business license and no additional fees are required in Kansas for me to set up a corporation for banned Amazon affiliates.

If you are concerned about a bank account setup, let me know via Skype and I can help you with some suggestions which would assuage your concerns as there all any number of ways to skin that cat.

I have established a unique email address at which I can be contacted for this service but for initial contact please use SKYPE only; I will not use ICQ:

onestopcorporationshop

I'll be in and out this holiday weekend so if I show as "Online" I am close to the computer. If I show as "Away", I am away but you can still send me messages.

If I can be of help, hit me up and in the meantime, enjoy the weekend!
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SallyRand · 07-02-2011, 04:02 PM

More info on Kansas corporations:

(1) A Social Security Number (SSN),is not required.

(2) Kansas has no Gross Receipts Tax (GRT). Only profits of the corporation are taxed.

(3) Kansas requires no state business license. Unlike other states, which might be quite expensive.

(4) No "DBA" (Doing Business AS) filings are required in Kansas, which can also be expensive.

(5) It is possible to completely control and operate your Kansas Corporation in PRIVACY. Your name does not need to be revealed, especially on publicly accessible documents.

(6) Kansas does not require a Resale(Sales tax)or Wholesale Tax ID number, although a registration can be beneficial, when appropriate.

(7) Incorporation in Kansas is inexpensive and One Stop Corporation Shop provides Resident Agent Service as well as a permanent street address for the corporation and additional mailing services when required.

(8) The original Incorporating Director need not continue to hold that position, such that new Directors may be appointed whose names do NOT appear in publicly accessible documents.

(9) Kansas has a VERY low tax structure for corporations, with a rate of * 4% of taxable income, plus surtax of 3.35% of Kansas taxable income in excess of $50,000 for all tax years. Remember; a corporation pays tax ONLY on its profits and any decent corporation will not show a taxable profit for several years, if ever.

(10) Annual renewals for Kansas Corporations are low in cost, allowing you to inexpensively maintain your corporation or many years if you so choose.

(11) Kansas does not require publication of the bylaws of the corporation, thus ensuring yet another level of privacy for those actually operating the corporation.

Hit me up if I can be of help to you!

Thanks for looking!

07-01-2011, 09:41 PM	#1
SallyRand So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: In A Galaxie Far, Far Away! Posts: 3,487	One Time Special Deal Offer For Banned Amazon Affiliates! OK, first of all, the solution I am offering to banned Amazon affiliates is completely legal, does NOT involve any sort of tax evasion and is indeed acceptable to Amazon. Amazon has banned affiliates in several states, most recently, California. Remember this part, the affiliates located in California were the business entities, whether DBAs, individuals or corporations but at any rate, ALL business entities acting as Amazon affiliates physically located IN California have been banned. There is nothing in the ban which precludes a California resident from owning or operating a business entity located in a DIFFERENT state in which Amazon has not banned affiliates. There is NO law which precludes a California resident from owning or operating a business in another state. Were there such a law, Californians would be prohibited from owning STOCK in out-of-state corporations, which they clearly are not. The fact that an individual may own or work for an out-of-state entity in no way obligates that business entity for California sales tax. If such were the case, stockholders in GM who reside in California would be liable for sales tax for GM cars sold in Nevada, which they obviously are not. Remember, it is quite legal for a California resident to own and operate a business located in another state. Since California residents are not domiciled in Kansas; that is, they live in California, the best way to do business in Kansas is through a Kansas corporation, which has a legal physical address in Kansas and a Registered Agent who is physically located in Kansas and who has a physical mailing address in Kansas and a post office box will not do. So here is the solution in step-by-step form to the issues facing banned California-based Amazon affiliates: (1) The banned Amazon affilate purchases a Kansas corporation through my service at a specially discounted rate. The corporation is good for one year, a physical address is provided, Registered Agent service is provided for one year, a mailing address is provided if needed, Articles of Incorporation are provided, a very professionally done up set of Corporate Bylaws are provided and the entire setup is 100% legal and above board. This is the same service that places like Legal Zoom will charge well over $1000.00 for but I am offering a specially discounted price of $249.00 for EXACTLY the same service. (2) The banned affiliate can then obtain an EIN (Employer Identification Number) for the new corporation or for a small additional charge, I will obtain that number for the affiliate. (3) The banned affiliate then registers the new KANSAS corporation with Amazon as the affiliate business entity as the KANSAS corporation is NOT located in California and has no business presence there. Merely having an employee in California does NOT automatically create a "business presence" in that state within the meaning of the term because the affilate is working for the KANSAS corporation. The KANSAS corporation should in fact do NO business in the state of California to ensure that no business presence is established, including opening a corporate bank account in California. With Amazon, you do not need a corporate bank account but you should use the corporate EIN when registering with Amazon as there would be no withholding from income to a corporation if the affilate selects "Exempt From Withholding". (3) As far as getting paid by Amazon, Amazon does not care where it sends the money, so the affiliate can simply open a personal bank account, select "Wire Transfer", which has a $100 minimum payout and a $15 fee and Amazon will ask only for the Name of the bank, the Routing and Account numbers. If the affiliate wants to be paid by check, a corporate bank account could be opened and I would recommend Bank of America for those as they whould not give the affiliate too much trouble as long as the proper documentation is presented. Another way around this is to use the individual's name as the name of the corporation so that there would be even less trouble depositing into a personal account. Up to the affiliate; makes no difference to me. (4) Neither myself nor the Registered Agent have any interest in the corporation and the Registered Agent only receives mail for the corporation, most of which is junk mail anyway but will forward any official mail to the actual owner of the corporation at no additional charge. (5) The Amazon Affiliate then earns and prospers in a legal, ethical and moral manner. All is happiness and justice prevails.` This method is NOT "tax evasion" as a corporation located outside of California would owe NO California tax of any kind anyway without a physical presence in that state and the Kansas corporation will have none. Quite legal and above board. As a reminder, no Social Security Number, no business license and no additional fees are required in Kansas for me to set up a corporation for banned Amazon affiliates. If you are concerned about a bank account setup, let me know via Skype and I can help you with some suggestions which would assuage your concerns as there all any number of ways to skin that cat. I have established a unique email address at which I can be contacted for this service but for initial contact please use SKYPE only; I will not use ICQ: onestopcorporationshop I'll be in and out this holiday weekend so if I show as "Online" I am close to the computer. If I show as "Away", I am away but you can still send me messages. If I can be of help, hit me up and in the meantime, enjoy the weekend! __________________

07-02-2011, 04:02 PM	#2
SallyRand So Fucking Banned Industry Role: Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: In A Galaxie Far, Far Away! Posts: 3,487	More info on Kansas corporations: (1) A Social Security Number (SSN),is not required. (2) Kansas has no Gross Receipts Tax (GRT). Only profits of the corporation are taxed. (3) Kansas requires no state business license. Unlike other states, which might be quite expensive. (4) No "DBA" (Doing Business AS) filings are required in Kansas, which can also be expensive. (5) It is possible to completely control and operate your Kansas Corporation in PRIVACY. Your name does not need to be revealed, especially on publicly accessible documents. (6) Kansas does not require a Resale(Sales tax)or Wholesale Tax ID number, although a registration can be beneficial, when appropriate. (7) Incorporation in Kansas is inexpensive and One Stop Corporation Shop provides Resident Agent Service as well as a permanent street address for the corporation and additional mailing services when required. (8) The original Incorporating Director need not continue to hold that position, such that new Directors may be appointed whose names do NOT appear in publicly accessible documents. (9) Kansas has a VERY low tax structure for corporations, with a rate of * 4% of taxable income, plus surtax of 3.35% of Kansas taxable income in excess of $50,000 for all tax years. Remember; a corporation pays tax ONLY on its profits and any decent corporation will not show a taxable profit for several years, if ever. (10) Annual renewals for Kansas Corporations are low in cost, allowing you to inexpensively maintain your corporation or many years if you so choose. (11) Kansas does not require publication of the bylaws of the corporation, thus ensuring yet another level of privacy for those actually operating the corporation. Hit me up if I can be of help to you! Thanks for looking! Last edited by SallyRand; 07-02-2011 at 04:03 PM..