SSN or EIN? Clickbank sign up and additional questions

[dgary]

Greetings my AP comrades,

I am 100% new and still learning. On the sign up page for clickbank it's asking for a Payee name and Tax number,

Is it normal for noobs to put in their SSN intially? Or should I consider signing up an LLC prior to all of this?
Is there any risk?

Again, I am very new and have a lot to learn so I'm thinking I should probably use my SSN and keep going from there.

I still have yet to work on the social media platforms and website making. Starting on this now and will be getting domains for my niche.

Once I have a good income coming in I will make an LLC. Please feel free to share your thoughts or any tips for individuals seeking help like my self. Thank you in advance!

 

[dgary]

Bump.

And update: I just put in my SSN for now and I have access to clickbank.

Made a decision to just do this until I start making good money, then its time to make an LLC.

 

[moonshine7000]

Bump.

And update: I just put in my SSN for now and I have access to clickbank.

Made a decision to just do this until I start making good money, then its time to make an LLC.

LLC's don't save on taxes you will be paying extra money for nothing but gave you liability protection.

 

[dgary]

LLC's don't save on taxes you will be paying extra money for nothing but gave you liability protection.

I see, I'm still doing further research. I do not know much about it yet but do you know about S corp?

 

[moonshine7000]

I see, I'm still doing further research. I do not know much about it yet but do you know about S corp?

Don't focus on tax avoidance if you not making enough money.Stick being a sole proprietor ,make money and pay the IRS because you live in America.When you start to make 6 and 7 figures a year you will be able to afford the accounting fees to help minimize your tax burden.