Ben Said:

write blog --earn money--?? can i do this?

We Answered:

Blogger + AdSense will give you easy money. You can look it up on their website. Both are Google services. If you can't get the help page, I'll post a tutorial.

Elizabeth Said:

I want to write and earn by writing columns for newspapers/ magazines on social issues?

We Answered:

Try and use Luke 9.60 as a guide.
So that you don't write ghost stories.
With time all The Mummies will rise from the graves in planet of apes.
Let the dead rest in peace.
Don't go and shake them and wake them up for answers.
There's living human kind out there on planet earth.
Not the dead around us.

Roberta Said:

I want to write and earn per article in UK?

We Answered:

What are you writing about? If you are any good at financial articles then we pay here: http://www.shareworld.co.uk
Examples of articles we require http://www.shareworld.co.uk/index.php/al… or http://www.shareworld.co.uk/index.php/da… or http://www.shareworld.co.uk/index.php/ar…
in fact anything to do with shares.

Walter Said:

How to write online and earn (I don't have any bank account) ?

We Answered:

Not all online paying publishers pay only by PayPal. I would submit as if this were not an issue. When and if they offer to buy, explain two important things: one, you are a minor and your parent will have to enter into the contract in your behalf, and two, you require a physical check rather than a PayPal transfer.

If you're both talented and lucky enough to make a sale, most publisher can accommodate you. However, it's not long until you're a legal adult. When you are, open a PayPal account.

Mae Said:

Can tax write-offs essentially earn you a full refund if you have enough?

We Answered:

For personal deductions of for a business?

For individual income tax, sure - the sky's the limit.
For business taxes - no. You'll never be able to recover the employer portion of FICA, for example.
There are also consequences to not earning a profit as a business. If you do not earn a profit in at least 3 out of 5 years, then you may risk falling under "hobby loss" provisions of the Internal Revenue Code.

If you fall under the Hobby Loss Rule, then you can still take write offs against annual revenue, but you cannot take losses. Normally in a business, you can take a loss and apply that loss against future revenues, thereby offsetting future tax liability.