How to apply to the Google Adsense program




Account Google Adsense is a quick and easy access for all webmasters interested. Just point your browser to www.google.com/adsense and click apply. Fall down the arrow in the menu under account type and indicate if you are a person or company. If you are not sure that one to choose, click about to query on the left. Then, select your country or territory.




In the information on the Web site, it queries your main URL. If you have your own Web site, please click here. If you use a site from blogs such as writingup.com or bloggingparty.com this URL goes here.




Select the primary language of your site. Google adsense support Chinese (Simplified), Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Korean, Norwegian, Polish, Portuguese, Russian, Spanish, Swedish and Turkish.




Select the product you want on your pages. AdSense for content means that you will be advertising for the content on your pages. For example if you write on the basis of sex, it could be a carpet of ads on your page. AdSense for search is for you to add Google search pages. To increase your earnings from Google Adsense, you want to have both.




After that, it is just regular contact, and you're all together. You should receive an email in 2 or 3 days, allowing you to find out if your application is approved.




Should I pay taxes on my Google Adsense earnings?




Google Adsense is not required to collect tax information of those who participate in the program. If you are a business, you need your EIN number on your request. If you are a person, all you need is your social security number. If you do not have this information when you first register, you can always ask the Google Adsense program. But don't forget that Google Adsense will withhold payments you until they obtain tax information.




Although Google does not withhold any taxes or provide tax advice, they send you a 1099, once your earnings reach a certain amount. Of course if you are a company and the United States and no activity in the United States, it is unnecessary to provide this information. For more tax information on Google Adsense, visit support for Google Adsense. For other tax issues or problems you can connect to www.irs.gov.


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