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No, not yet. I am terrified to click it ._. thinking if I do it will be irreversible.

But shouldn't it account my tax info in the calculations? Honest question. I am really new here and I know so little T_T

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The problem is your interview won't be validated until you request your first withdrawal.

Without this, the value shown isn't the actual amount you'll receive. Note that you're not paid what the field says. Instead, once you request the withdrawal, Itch begins a process that (usually) takes between 10 and 15 days. During this time, Itch validates your interview and calculates all the exact amounts for each sale. Itch then generates a report (which, in my experience, has never had any errors), and from there, it pays you what you're actually owed (which doesn't necessarily match the estimated value you saw before starting the process).

I understand this may be a problem, but I'm just clarifying the official information and my own experience.

My last payment, the estimated value stated X, but when I started the process, I ended up receiving Y. But the important thing is that this Y value is correct because it's calculated accurately for each transaction.

In my case, many of my sales came from countries outside the US, and therefore, no tax withholding should have been applied to them. Therefore, the estimate Itch showed me on my Dashboard was different from the final value I was paid.