Taxation for the gains accrued with Google Adsense

There are many webmasters in the world that publish Google AdSense ads on their websites in order to make a (small or large) economic profit from the traffic to your site or blog.

In Italy the percentage of webmasters who have signed up to Google is very high and reaches higher rates of membership in many other countries, this is also due to the lack of viable alternatives to our country to the program proposed by the popular search engine.

AdSense for those without a VAT

Google AdSense program membership is open to all, only requirement is to have a website on which to advertise.
For the purposes of registration, therefore, do not need to be in possession of a VAT and this is probably one of the reasons most successful program which sees the participation of amateur sites a significant proportion of the total traffic generated.

The non-necessity of VAT, however, should not be confused that a sort of dispensation from the statement of earnings accrued through AdSense. Be very careful, in fact, as any profit earned must always be declared regardless of the fact that the Treasury the sums achieved was the subject of billing (which requires a VAT number) or not.

Unfortunately, the vast majority of webmasters (we're talking, of course, who does this "work" non-professional) probably is not aware of this obligation and fails to include such gains in their tax return by committing, in fact, a failure declaration of income earned that is fully part of the so-called tax evasion.

The advice I can give you, therefore, is to always inform your accountant (or anyone take care of your tax return) of the gains you achieved through Google AdSense, although insignificant amounts, so that these are regularly reported and possibly subject to tasazione (this, of course, depends on a number of subjective factors that are impossible to analyze here).

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