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danielpsw asked:


Best answer 10 points!

All active or earned income from employment and business are subjected to income tax.

Do passive income from real estate and stock and direct selling business / MLM subjected to income tax?

Note:
Forget about stock and real estate capital gain tax because there is none in Malaysia.

mana’o'i’o

thegameva asked:


I’ve seen some of the mlm techniques such as build a list names and numbers etc. I’m sure there other ways to build the business and sort out whose serious and who’s not. I don’t think the top earners are giving all there little secrets.

nagida

Marcello asked:


Being that all MLMers tell you its a business, I am wondering what business principals are used to assess the opportunity from a financial point of view.

For instance, last year I bought an apartment building and my investigation of whether it was a good financial opportunity consisted of looking at the gross and net incomes for the prior 3 years (verifying income and expenses) , looking at the market rents and occupancy rates, and calculating the average sales prices (on a per unit base) over the past 6-12 months within a 1 mile radius. All that information was used in my financial assessment of the deal and to help me decide whether it was worthwhile.

Looking at financial statements is key in buying any business, but I have never heard of this in MLM. Other than statements made at a meeting or from their sponsor, what financial criteria is being used to decide whether the MLM “business opportunity” makes sense financially and is it ever verified?
Mexico4me, so your research was merely looking at a COMPENSATION PLAN! Oh my, how sad.

What exactly did you verify? That the plan would pay a particular compensation percentage? So, you are telling me your upline number’s, someone who is supposedly making money running this MLM business, was of no interest to you?

Yes, you are delusional. Thanks for proving my point!

elakshi

Jackal asked:


I am looking into getting involved in a new MLM deal. What are some of things I should look for? I will be at the top levels. That I know for sure.

giladah

torylocker asked:


I think it is around 99.999%. Some mlm people have called me names for my opinion on this…. So I am curious as to what you think the actual figure is.

sibian

StuzzaX asked:


I know that with mlm’s you need to sell a legitimiate product. However i was thinking that if that product was a subsription/membership can you create a legal downline with that as a product?

lowenhard

Megan S asked:


Don’t these people realize a paycheck is for a job, and revenue/expenses is for a business? People in MLM tell you its a business until you ask for their numbers, and then its a job and private. I would not ask for their information if they were hiring me for a job, but trying to sign me up for their business those numbers should be expected. Is this just yet another component that makes MLM a joke?

alessandro

tttoye asked:


This MLM/Network Marketing biz is the simplest I have seen and it has a lot of freebies one can enjoy. I discovered that getting people to join is very difficult. Please advise me on how to get downlines for my business.

warri

mag2130 asked:


Please no scams. No MLM. No “sign up with us and build a web page marketing our stuff and you will get a commision” sites either please.

nolabeth

Marcello asked:


***Question directed to people NOT involved in MLM***

Consider that someone could tell you a stock broker is a terrible business and fraudulent activity and you can bet lots of other people other than stock brokers (basically unbiased people) would defend the industry. Same can be said with nearly every industry.

But in MLM, the only people that ever defend it are the MLMers themselves, and no one else. No one who has ever looked at MLM and decided against it has ever has anything positive to say about it. Its seems its MLMers versus the world.

Why do you think MLMers so blatantly overlook this?

rion