If you're going to have EU customers or creators, then yes, you need to worry about VAT. Specifically, EU creators with EU backers. Patreon does for that exact reason.In the US you do not need to worry about VAT.
If you're going to have EU customers or creators, then yes, you need to worry about VAT. Specifically, EU creators with EU backers. Patreon does for that exact reason.In the US you do not need to worry about VAT.
You make a good point, but I do caution the "loli" part, as many countries have actually outlawed such content. I personally think it's no different from any other fantasy, but the law is on the payment provider's side.First create a payment provider thats fine with beastiality/rape/loli so that your site can actually function.
I was on Reddit earlier and an adult site dev mentioned that ccbill has a similar set of rules to Paypal. Its not the adult content itself, but the taboos that they don't like. We'd likely need to resort to Crypto or something to really get away with this, unless someone decides to create a trustworthy and uncensored version of Paypalnot exactly... Payoneer is another way to get paid by Patreon which even offers you a free prepaid CC to use with the account and the payout fees are lower when extracting to your bank account (compared to paypal)
and to stay on topic: payment provider like ccbill or others of the mayor porn industry might be an alternative to paypal
Not just EU, Japan too and probably more countries by now. Soon everyone will be trying to use VAT as an ill fitting import tax on digital services and using the threat of future tax treaties to pressure people into complying. Tax treaties which don't currently exist and will probably not allow retroactive punishment any way, but who wants to take that risk?If you're going to have EU customers or creators, then yes, you need to worry about VAT. Specifically, EU creators with EU backers. Patreon does for that exact reason.
Depends on where you live. The United States has struck down loli-related laws that don't criminalize obscene material, meaning loli is legally in the same category as any other fringe sexual content such as scat, rape, bestiality, necro, etc.I wouldn't allow loli/shota content if I ran the site.. incest/bestiality/monster/teenagers can skirt by most laws but NOT loli.
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Hate to burst your bubble but Loli is charged in the US depending on the state as Possession of **********. scat, rape, bestiality, necro on a Fiction based game could be defended as art if so desired
This is where you would encounter problems still is in a case like this it would still be up to the jury and If they look at it as the standard for **-laws is theIt's a little more tricky than that. Actual child nudity is protected across the board as long as it isn't lewd. Loli is mostly protected as long as it doesn't depict actual children (Simpsons porn is, but 3dcg isn't) as this is the best way to legally enforce without breaking amendment rights. Lewdness of children is seen as a form of intent.
This is why R34 cartoon porn gets by so easily. There's no way to perceive it as the real thing and even though its lewd and intends sexual gratification, its style isn't depicting actual children.
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So true. Kinda like how they caused the Tide Pod controversy. They latch onto controversy and ride it like a bull, even if they have to exaggerate it.Which is why most cases of lolicon convictions are of 3d images. Anime characters are not seen as part of the community standard.
The big thing in the US is that you do not want the media getting their hands on anything controversial. Its not our courts you have to worry about, but the media's desire for ratings. They will make the public crucify you if what they tell them gets the ratings.