Your tax responsibilities

As a creator earning revenue through HushLink, you are solely responsible for all tax obligations related to your earnings. What you need to know: Tax Reporting: • Stripe provides tax documentation directly to you (e.g., 1099-K forms in the US for eligible accounts) • You'll receive tax forms directly from Stripe, not from HushLink • Access your tax documents in your Stripe dashboard • Tax forms are typically issued in January for the previous tax year Your Responsibilities: • Report all income from HushLink on your tax returns • Pay applicable income taxes on your earnings • Handle sales tax/VAT if required in your jurisdiction • Maintain accurate records of all transactions • Consult with a tax professional for your specific situation • File all required tax forms with your local tax authority HushLink's Role: • HushLink does NOT provide tax advice • HushLink does NOT withhold taxes from your earnings • HushLink does NOT file tax forms on your behalf • HushLink is NOT responsible for your tax compliance • All tax documentation comes directly from Stripe International Users: • Tax obligations vary by country • Some countries require VAT/GST registration • Consult local tax authorities for requirements • Keep records in compliance with local laws • Consider hiring a tax professional familiar with digital income Record Keeping: • Keep all transaction records • Save monthly/annual statements from Stripe • Document business expenses (if applicable) • Maintain records for at least 7 years • Track revenue by month and quarter Important Notes: • Failure to report income can result in penalties • Tax laws vary significantly by jurisdiction • Self-employment tax may apply in some regions • Estimated quarterly tax payments may be required • Seek professional advice for your situation Where to Get Help: • Consult a licensed tax professional or accountant • Contact your local tax authority • Review Stripe's tax documentation resources • Keep up-to-date with tax law changes Remember: HushLink is a platform facilitator only. You are an independent contractor responsible for your own tax obligations. When in doubt, always consult with a qualified tax professional.