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Howzit Paul, Hello Neil,
I set one of my Kindle books at $2.99, but when I saw it was $4.99 to everyone outside the US I reduced the price to $0.99 (now $2.99 to those outside the US). If anyone has seen a reason given for this disparity will they please let us know.
When I had a book published in the UK they asked for my SA tax details so they could wave the British tax on the royalties. It wasn't a mammoth operation. But just one glance at the hoops you have to go through to avoid paying US tax does not seem worth the trouble (unless you're earning $1000's.)
Have they ever given a reason (sensible or otherwise) for not allowing non US authors to be given the 70%?
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