Tech giant Apple made this week announced a series of upcoming tax changes that will impact apps, in-app purchases, and subscriptions. These changes are set to take effect from May 31. Let’s take a closer look.
In a blog post, the iPhone-maker highlighted that developers on the App Store will see modifications in their proceeds from the sale of apps, in-app purchases, and auto-renewable subscriptions, all in accordance with newly implemented tax adjustments. Prices won’t be affected.
The changes are as follows:
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Apple also revealed that it will now withhold taxes for all sales made in Brazil. This decision is in response to the new tax regulations introduced in the country. As part of its role in administering the collection and remittance of taxes, Apple will handle these responsibilities on a monthly basis.
Accessing your tax information
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Developers will be able to access information about the amount of tax deducted from their earnings starting in June 2023, with the May earnings report. It’s important to note that developers based in Brazil are not affected by this change.
Apple regularly updates the proceeds received by iOS developers in specific markets. That’s because of evolving tax regulations across the globe.
The most recent update happened in January, which had an impact on App Store prices in various countries, including the UK and South Africa.
These adjustments demonstrate Apple’s commitment to aligning with local tax regulations and ensuring compliance with the changing legal landscape.
Once the latest changes have taken effect, Apple will provide iOS developers with the opportunity to update their prices through the Pricing and Availability section of My Apps in App Store Connect. With a selection of over 900 price points, developers can adjust their app pricing to align with the revised tax regulations and market conditions.
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