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   brett
   

   Oct 20th, 2009
   

   Hi Tyrone,

   Great video. Very good tips here. Could you produce a video about how to handle taxes in the US when you outsource an employee fulltime? That would be helpful.

   Keep up the great work.

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   Tyrone Reply:
   October 20th, 2009 at 10:35 pm

   Hey Brett,

   Thanks for your comment and excellent question! I will get a video created for you as this is something that gets asked all the time.

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   Tyrone Reply:
   November 24th, 2009 at 2:37 pm

   Hi Brett,

   Here’s a blog post I wrote about handling taxes: http://www.internetbusinesspath.com/outsourcing/how-to-handle-tax-when-outsourcing-overseas

   Thanks.

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   Oct 20th, 2009
   

   Thanks for giving the previous videos link. I had missed that.

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   Tyrone Reply:
   October 20th, 2009 at 10:36 pm

   You’re welcome Casino on net. You can see the complete series at: http://www.massoutsource.com as well.

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   Shop Ideas
   

   Oct 21st, 2009
   

   Tyrone, Thanks for this guide. This is my first time visit to your site and it seems to be a great blog to me. I work with people all over the world and keep looking for people to work for me from their home. It is not that easy to pay them initially as there are tons of options available and different people follow different services to get paid but it is fine as it is a one time hassle to go through.

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   Tyrone Reply:
   October 21st, 2009 at 9:20 am

   Hi James,

   Appreciate the feedback and it’s very interesting how the Internet brings us together allowing us to work with anyone from home. I agree, there are lots of different payment methods and the tutorial I demonstrate here is what has worked for me. In the next tutorial I will demonstrate how to use Xoom to pay virtual staff as well.

   Thanks and I look forward to seeing you back here soon.

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   Shop Ideas
   

   Oct 22nd, 2009
   

   Tyrone, XOOM is the second most important mode of transaction by me so far and it is very popular in phili. Never had major issues with xoom, just a minor one once. I normally set a minimum limit for XOOM as i pay the fees for sending the money.

   James

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   Tyrone Reply:
   October 22nd, 2009 at 11:31 am

   Hi James,

   I soley use Xoom to pay all my staff in the Philippines as well. I used to use Paypal, but the fees were quite high and my staff kept asking me for an alternative. I agree with setting a minimum limit as it does add up with more transactions. That’s why in the video I recommend paying staff monthly and just doing it all at once.

   Thanks for your comments and I appreciate all your feedback.

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   Briefcases
   

   Oct 28th, 2009
   

   I have used paypal for paying all of my virtual employees. I agree that the fees are much too high. So I will have to look into XOOM. I’m also looking forward to when Google starts offering a similar service.

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   Nov 7th, 2009
   

   Hey Tyrone, Thanks for sharing these videos.
   They have excellent explanations and are very helpful.

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   Nov 17th, 2009
   

   For me PayPal is by far the best online payment system.

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