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We want to use paypal for our online service.
people get paid after a service they deliver over live video.
Comparable with google Helpouts.
A seller is paid after each online live video session.
Not in advance. How does this work with paypal?
Is it possibe that the seller gets his share and we, as online service website, bank the commision on our bank account.
It is common that we get the money first and then pay a seller who is part of our website. Like fiverr.com for example does
Is this smart taxwise? I mean to hold the money for a couple of days and then pay a seller, then we are a bank ourselves.
Thanks for advice
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Hi Woutje,
Welcome to the PayPal Community Forum! Those are great questions. It sounds like you might be interested in some of our advanced payment flows. While I can't comment on the tax implications I can provide info on possible payment solutions. For more information please visit https://developer.paypal.com/.
- Dustin
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