How much does youtube take out for taxes?

[Nitin Rathore]

Would anyone be able to share helpful information about my inquiry?

 

[jyoit]

YouTube doesn't take taxes from your earnings, but you have to pay them.

• In the U.S.: You pay federal taxes (10-37%) and self-employment taxes (15.3%). Some states take their taxes too.
• Outside the U.S.: YouTube usually takes 24% unless there’s a tax deal with your country.

YouTube keeps 45% of ad money, and taxes will take even more. It’s good to ask a tax expert for help.

 

[royjasika]

You must know that the YouTube does not take out taxes directly. It withholds up to 30% of earnings from non-U.S. creators if they do not submit tax info. U.S. creators handle their own taxes. The exact amount depends on location, tax treaties, and the creator’s tax status.

 

[mayank]

Friends YouTube doesn’t deduct taxes directly, but U.S. creators face up to 24% withholding if tax info isn’t provided. International creators may face up to 30% withholding on U.S. earnings.

 

[meenakshi]

YouTube doesn’t directly deduct taxes, but non-U.S. creators may have up to 30% withheld from U.S. earnings, or 24% of total earnings without tax info. U.S. creators must handle their taxes, including federal and self-employment taxes. Since YouTube takes 45% of ad revenue, earnings are further reduced. Proper tax filing and understanding treaties can help minimize withholdings.