No tax form required cpa network??

aznja

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Hey BHW,
I'm was wondering if you guys could help me by telling me some CPA networks that do not require a tax form to be sent in.
All help would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
 
really really doubt it bro. are you not in US is that why your asking? there are a few networks that allow you to be out of the county
 
every company out there needs a tax form buddy, if you are not in the US whats the problem in giving them a w9?
 
Yeah I'm not in the us. But thats not why I'm asking. I'm under 18 so I can't really fill it in. I heard that some CPA networks don't require them but I'm not sure which ones.
 
many of them may not require one because you are not in the us but you may have a harder time getting approved.
 
That's fine if it's harder to get approved. Just want to know some networks.
 
The fact that you are under 18 will not allow you to enter into a contract with most CPA programs.. if you read the T&Cs.. therefore tax forms would be the least of your worries.

Filling in the out of country forms are about covering the programs ass from the tax man, and requires no information really from you.. just a signature.
 
You can't just ask about cpa companies without task forms required. Because if they don't, then they ARE FRAUD.

seems like you don't know anything about Neverblue, and other CPA companies which are located in......... CANADA!! TA-DA!!!!
 
As I have already said, Neverblue DOES NOT require tax form, and don't care about your age. But it's not easy to get accepted.
 
MaxBounty is also in Canada. I just signed up with them after Neverblue screwed me a week ago and kept my money.
 
if you live in US ,many network will ask you to fill a w9 form.
 
Yeah... what you want to do is apply to CPA networks that operate OUTSIDE of the US.. as mentioned, there is Maxbounty and Neverblue, and you might find some others. I believe there are some other major ones in Europe as well. However as far as that tax form thing, stick to Canadian companies and you will be fine.
 
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