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I am planning to sell an app to the apple app store(iOS). Is it possible to tell itunes connect to split the revenue between 3 other people in different ratios?(I am registered as an individual)
OR should I put into my bank account and then distribute it(But this will cause tax issues right? - anyone overcome this?)
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You will have to have the payments sent to your bank account and distributed from there.
The tax issues will depend on where you live. If your country collects income tax then you will have to declare the earnings and pay tax as per your countries rules. Apple does not sort this kind of tax for you, unlike a regular job. All they sort is sales tax.
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Anyone knows the policies for free iOS apps that allow end users to purchase merchant products?
For example, Walmart iOS appl that has a shopping card and allows their customers to purchase things using the app.
If its digital then you must offer it via an in-app purchase (and give apple 30%).
It's it's a physical product then you can do that (look at Amazon/Tesco/Argos apps).
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The goal here is maximum conversion of users to an application. I tried to research paypal's market share to see what other services cover the remainder. Is the remaining market share large enough to make it worthwhile to cover other services? Which services are currently 2nd and 3rd to paypal?
That differs per country. In the netherlands ideal is a must, google wallet would be nice.
Every country has it's own EFT online banking system with options to pay in web stores.
Just search with the banks of the country of your target group what they use the most and implement their payment api.
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I am looking to develop an app that accepts credit card information for non-digital products. In other words, In-App purchase does not apply in this case. What I'm looking to do is VERY much like the Chipotle app with which you can purchase food.
What is the best way to facilitate this type of transaction?
You're right, In-App purchase does not apply to non-digital products. For your type of transaction, there are a few options on the market, but the cheapest and easiest solution seems to be ZooZ.
Your users will be able to check out with credit cards or PayPal. I think you'll find that the seamless user experience will result in high conversion rates.
I should note: I have the privilege of working at ZooZ :)
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Does anyone know whether I can put paypal fees onto the buyer - so that I get the full amount I'm charging?
You should ask PayPal if there's a way to do this through their system.
But if not, you could take the price of your product, compute the PayPal fee, and add it to the total cost that you submit to PayPal.
Only way is to charge him/her extra - compute the ammount you're going to pay taxes and add it to overall sum.
No you can't. Just charge them the difference, what you want to charge + 1.4-3.4% + transaction charge - (20p in the UK).
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How long will it take to enroll in the iPhone developer program after paying the $99?
Is there anything to do after paying it? (I mean paperwork, faxing or sending physical stuff)
How will Apple pay your revenues? (In what form and intervals, and what will they do if you are not in US?)
About 1 week after the $99 - perhaps a little less or a little more.
Yes, you have to manage certificates and provisions. Also, you have to submit your contact, tax, and bank information. Nothing complicated though - just the standard stuff.
Apple pays by depositing funds into your bank account and providing a detailed statement of your sales.
You also might have to fax them a copy of your passport/ID if your contact address differs from the creditcard billing address.