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Lark · 03-21-2006, 04:36 PM

Well, you'd think they wouldn't let virtual goods affect taxes as exemptions, or anything like that, because it'd be pretty much up to the game's owners to decide how much their perks were worth in real valuta. So like, I could just start a mud, price my Larksword at a million US dollars, and then donate one to Race for the Cure (if I could somehow convince them it would help) and write off that much. From what I'm wrapping my head around, at least. Am I halfway close?

And with the Chinese kid's case, I bet a lot of companies are starting to iron-clad their disclaimers for any sort of MMO deal...Act of God, Wheel of Fortuna, something something...

03-21-2006, 04:36 PM	#9
Lark Member Join Date: Feb 2006 Posts: 45	Well, you'd think they wouldn't let virtual goods affect taxes as exemptions, or anything like that, because it'd be pretty much up to the game's owners to decide how much their perks were worth in real valuta. So like, I could just start a mud, price my Larksword at a million US dollars, and then donate one to Race for the Cure (if I could somehow convince them it would help) and write off that much. From what I'm wrapping my head around, at least. Am I halfway close? And with the Chinese kid's case, I bet a lot of companies are starting to iron-clad their disclaimers for any sort of MMO deal...Act of God, Wheel of Fortuna, something something...