Affiliate Marketing China

Affiliate Marketing China
Affiliate Marketing for less?

Hey, I'm 16 and I have a well thought out plan for affiliate marketing. But that's where the problems arising. 1. My mother lives in China, my dad works in Conneticuit, and I go to school in suburban Kansas City with another family. WTF is my legal address? 2. Taxes are taxes for affiliate marketing, I think the bill for taxation in CT is being passed, but there are none in Kansas. 3. Necessary to allow a worker / SSN to start join? 4. Why is my life so complicated and F ***** up? I really devoted much time to preparing this plan, as my mother is a director of marketing and her in BOD in China, and she taught me a lot about marketing. she calculated my projected income will be around $ 50k + after the second year (I'll have a lot of money to spend senior year prom =) But I will not be arrested for tax evasion or illegal business similar or whatnot. QUESTION FINAL I start or not? IM TURNING second year at Junior High School

1. Its legal address is the address you are residing in (Kansas City), because you want the check to be delivered directly to you. 2. I think it really depends on how much money you make off the affiliate marketing. In my understanding There is no existing law that says you need. I even think the law is passed in the state, the money you make is yours to keep. Since your address is in Kansas City, may not apply to you 3. NO legit affiliate programs should ask you for your money, social security number. If they do, its a SCAM so make sure thorough research before signing up for affiliate programs 4. Your taste is not ~~~~~ F Up! Complicated yes, but not that bad 5. To your question end, what is your plan? Can not recommend it if you're doing something illegal if you do not explain. But let me say that if you doubt your plan of any way, a look at it a few times or get some legal advice. All the best!

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