I’m sorry if you are an English spoken reader but this very post is published in Polish only. The reason for that is it describes issues related to Google Adsense and Polish tax law.
This blog is still supposed to be maintained in English so please do not get discouraged.
Wiadomym jest, że to osoba która zarabia w programie Google Adsense jest odpowiedzialna za sprawy podatkowe. W moim przypadku nie są to duże pieniądze, ale zacząłem się zastanawiać w jaki sposób mam postępować by nie mieć problemu z Urzędem Skarbowym.
Znalazłem ciekawy post Google Adsense – Podatki i jego kontynuację. Autor tego bloga wspomina dwa utarte schematy: (po szczegóły zapraszam do lektury tych dwóch postów, bo autor się postarał; ja tylko w skrócie):
- jeśli w danym miesiącu dostaniesz przelew z Google Adsense, masz czas do 20. dnia następnego miesiąca na zapłacenie podatku od tej transakcji; do końca kwietnia następnego roku wypełniasz PIT-36 (bo miałeś dochody z tzw. innych źródeł)
- wypełniasz PIT-36 (bo miałeś dochody z tzw. innych źródeł) i płacisz podatek od wypłaty z Google Adsense tylko raz, dopiero podczas składania deklaracji podatkowej za rok poprzedni
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Recently I’ve read a kind of summary post of my friend where he described his blog in numbers. I thought this is a great idea – those who follow a blog get more background on its existence.
Let me describe my blog in numbers, if you like:
- 27 months – first post was published on April 14th, 2007
- 148 posts
- 435 comments
- I started tracing visitors (with Google Analytics) on March 16th, 2008 (a year after first post) – 210,000 visitors ever since
- best referring sites: google search (172k visitors), dzone.com (3k), reddit.com (2.6k), bing search (2.5k), yahoo search (2.2k), stackoverflow.com (1.2k)
- 1 DZone Big Link: Exeptions and Errors in Java
- I have been invited to DZone?s Most Valuable Blogger lodge (more details)
Many thanks to all that have helped achieving these results. Thanks for thank-you comments, crutial remarks and suggestions to what I’ve published, and just visting my site.
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Some time ago, DZone has introduced an interesting feature – DZone Refcardz. This is a collection of cheat sheets (111 items by now) on different topics, e.g. programming languages, developer tools and IDEs, development approaches and trends.
Cheat sheets will never replace books, full time trainings or tutorials – they are meant to be short and brief; supply the reader with the basics and summary; simple enough. You won’t learn the subject in details but DZone refcardz are worth giving a try.
I can see several usage models: (i) get a general meaning on a subject new to me (if I like it, then I go for it in details), (ii) refresh something, (iii) get back to it when in need of checking something quickly.
DZone Refcardz homepage: http://refcardz.dzone.com
Sending emails in C# is easy; for basic use cases you don’t need external resources to send a note because .NET BCL already ships it. On .Net Developer Center, there’s a short description how to do it.
Now, how to fetch the email? It turns out it is not that easy – it’s not supported by .Net BCL. I spent a while researching for the best library that matched my purposes and I want to share my views on a couple of components I looked at.
Note: Please bear in mind I was interested only in a small piece of functionality such library could provide. My need was only to fetch an email (in plain text) with attachments. That was supposed to be done via POP3. I was not really interested in features like advanced sending emails (e.g. email templates), request and delivery receipts, support for iCalendar, email in HTML, etc. To sum up, I did not test libraries from that angle and therefore this comparison will not suit needs of all developers.
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