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Easing the international tax burdens and risks of accepting paid subscriptions on Substack (opens the original)
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If you offer paid subscriptions on your Substack newsletter, or are thinking about enabling them, or use Stripe integrations outside of Substack (including Buy Me A Coffee or Ko-fi), this is for you. If not, feel free to skip — although you may see this tax issue affecting publishers you subscribe to, or even your own paid subscriptions, so it might be useful background.Subscribe nowThis article may be truncated in your email client; you can read it all <a href=
Tutorial: Setting up Managed Payments in Stripe for Substack paid subscriptions to ward off costly tax headaches (opens the original)
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If you have paid subscriptions enabled on your Substack newsletter, or are thinking about enabling paid subscriptions, or are using Stripe for payment processing outside of Substack, this is for you. If not, feel free to skip.Subscribe nowThis article might be truncated in your email client; to read it all online, click here. For details on why the “Merchant of R
Tutorial: Disabling Subscription Payments Inside Stripe By Location (opens the original)
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If you have paid subscriptions enabled on your Substack newsletter, or are thinking about enabling paid subscriptions, or use Stripe for payment processing outside of Substack, this is for you. If not, feel free to skip.Subscribe nowIf you’re not sure why you might want to do what this tutorial describes, see this article. For an alternative solution which should eventually ease tax burdens without limiting
The Curious Case of Pangram [guest post] (opens the original)
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Why I won’t be using Pangram AI scoring (opens the original)
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On July 21, announced the integration of “AI detection” scoring into the Substack platform on our longer Notes, comments, and articles. I’ve been seeing lots of commentary on Pangram integration since then. This article is to summarize the issues and to state clearly where I stand.(Thanks to everyone in my 6 ‘P’s in AI Pods subscriber chat and subscriber chat,
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