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Edit 2023: This post is outdated. We only apply withholding to US source based income, this has been the case for multiple years now.

This mean that this withholding tax should apply only for sales to U.S.A. customers right?

We've seen this part of Steam's terms. We've consulted with multiple accountants and lawyers about this for our company and they advised that since we are a United States company we have to apply the withholding rate to all income send to you from our bank account.

I don't know what Steam's arrangement is, they may have other entities in other countries to work around this, or they may have interpreted the tax law differently.

Oh I see, they may have a workaround for this maybe?

If I use the legacy payment system, will I need to pay the withholding tax for sales in my own country? I'm expecting to sell more here than anywhere else and also want to keep supporting Itch.io with 30% of my sales, but that additional 30% withholding tax is too heavy for me right now. =(

BTW, any chances of having BRL as currency option soon? This will raise my sales greatly when available.