I'm in a pretty strange situation.
I asked for a payment more than a week ago, when I realized the withdraw rate was 30%.
I checked the tax interview option, but I can't send the papers signed because they are based on incorrect informations. The irs.gov site only shows a convention (between USA and Hungary) from 1979! It's clearly not up to date.
After a few hours of search on the congress.gov I found the latest legit convention from 11/15/2010 wich would protect me from double taxation, and lets me pay my taxes in my own country. Of course, I immediately sent an email to support about the faulty payout/tax rate and attached the actual documents. I haven't received a response yet, but the payout has arrived today, but minus USA tax. I checked the current withdraw rate and it's still on 30%.
I don’t want to blame support, I know they have a lot to do and usually they are very helpful
I downloaded the Receipt and uploaded to my online taxing database, but I've got an email, that the document does not meet the requirements, so I have to pay tax (27%) after my income. Now that I have recieved money from a non-EU country, I have to pay tax after the income that was once taxed. Honestly it's ridiculous I don't know what to do besides having to give up and pay tax once more.
Fortunately, it's not a large amount of money (about 30 USD "clean income" after payment fee and itch.io share). It was the first test, how I can ask for a payout. But now that I think about it... without the interview, will the support change the withdraw rate to 0?
Secretly, I was hoping they would change that after the first transaction. Obviously, I can provide every information they want. But I cant sign a faulty document. (not to mention if I have to start again I have to pay for Tax Identity Verification AGAIN) I really don't want to give up on this site if we can work like partners, I LIKE IT! But I don't want pay double tax either when I have a legit document in my hand.
I'm sorry for the length of the post, I'm realy curious about your opinion.