>> Who desides what liscense type an image gets, and
>> the price?
>
> You decide the license type, they decide the price based on
> industry standard rates. I'll give you a hint, though. In
> doing a bunch of research into them I found that they sell a
> huge amount of RF as compared to RM. The RF pricing is actually
> pretty high--we're not talking penny stock. I'm running a mix of
> both and being honest with myself about what really deserves to
> be RM. RF goes against my grain, but I figure that a lot of my
> pictures never earned me a dime as RM anyway, and I've got to
> feed a family.
Ok, I know RF is royalty free, but what's RM stand for?
>
>> What are the taxes they refer to withholding? Speaking of
>> taxes, how would I go about reporting any income when I file
>> my taxes, do they give a yearend
>> statement that can be used like a W-2?
>
> Depends on what country you are in. For me, it's business
> income which I track like any other business income.
I'm in the U.S. I'm just trying to figure out how any income I make from
this will effect how I file my taxes. I guess what I really want to know is,
if I have income from photography, can I still file short form? I realize
you're probably not an accountant, but thought you may be able to provide
some advice or point me in the right direction to figure this out.
Thanks again,
Darin
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