I'm really having trouble finding clear income tax info on Referral Programs that don't give cash or other forms of commission payments directly, but rather the "commission" is tied to the purchase of their own products (or even other products) in the form of "store credit" or a discount on the specified product(s).
EXAMPLE: I refer someone to Airtable (an online app I like) and when they sign up I get a $10 credit in my account to use on a paid Airtable plan. *BUT* I haven't yet redeemed any of the credits towards my own plan, so they're just sitting there unused.
My questions for this scenario are:
Thanks in advance for any help! 😁
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@forherfuture wrote:....get a $10 credit in my account to use on a paid Airtable plan......
Without knowing more, the credit appears to be nothing more than a discount on a service that you might use.
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