[tantek][jgmac1106] main question is about charging for tickets. IWC NYC 2018 did not charge. Was there a reason for changing that to charge this year?
[tantek][jgmac1106] I'll keep creating and stubbing wiki pages for 2019/NYC to try to help get some of those details taken care of while you focus on the bigger questions / challenges
[jgmac1106]Okay. I wanted to just copy an event but folks wanted a clean install from launch... Discussions aren't templates. Will use your feedback to improve the template
tantek.comedited /Planning () "(-3923) 2019 NYC planning archived, ticketing available for Brighton and will be flipped on real soon now for NYC, update my Denver prefs, note name.com prefs for 2020, move to new cities section" (view diff)
tantek.comedited /Planning (+16) "move new, more, and reactivate cities to 2020 because we haven't heard from potential organizers in a while, or we've heard and they prefer 2020. feel free to bump any specific city back to 2019 if there's a chance of making it happen!" (view diff)
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ZegnatWith things like: do you want to offer a choice between different ticket types? Now you will have to put an attendence cap on an activity, and offer an unlimited number of each ticket.
ZegnatI do think some of the things discussed around Summit should be carried over to the IWCs. E.g. get rid of the Indie RSPV ticket (per aaronpk who noticed it being used weird).
ZegnatIf you only hve the 1 entrance ticket option, you also get rid of all the annoying attendence limiting through activities. Though maybe we still want activities for the checkin lists? I forget ... which is why I was asking for a time where several of us were available simultaneously to go through it together.
jeremycherfasIn my limited experience, Ti.to is trying a bit too hard to be helpful, especially with things like activities, where it is trying to ensure that the total for activites is less than the overall total, I think.
aaronpkZegnat: afaik since we aren't a non profit, any income is taxable. Whether it counts as sales for sales tax I don't know. Selling tickets to an event sounds like it needs sales tax to me, even if the entity receiving it is in a state that doesn't have sales tax. So it sounds like a grey area if the event page has a "contribute" option since it's not a sale of a ticket and also the money lands in
aaronpk"As a business, you are not usually required to collect sales tax from individuals who purchase items from another state, unless you have a physical presence in that state."
aaronpkwhich sounds to me like I don't need to charge sales tax to anyone for open collective contributions for example. But as soon as we run an event in a state with sales tax, that becomes less clear
jamietanna[m][tantek] I would've had a post for indie news this week but haven't had as much chance to work on my setup for notes - hopefully next week!
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