: Would an Australian need an ABN for self-publishing a book? I know that generally businesses in Australia need an Australian Business Number (ABN) for tax reasons. I recall reading somewhere (not

I know that generally businesses in Australia need an Australian Business Number (ABN) for tax reasons. I recall reading somewhere (not sure if it was here or another site) that by self-publishing you're entering into a business.

So I am wondering, if you were to self-publish do you need an ABN? Would this be different if you used Amazon's services to sell the book instead of buying the ISBN, formatting the Book and selling it yourself?

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: Would an Australian need an ABN for self-publishing a book? I know that generally businesses in Australia need an Australian Business Number (ABN) for tax reasons. I recall reading somewhere (not

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: How to write a good fight/action scene? It dawned on me the other day, after struggling through a fight scene, that I am lost when it comes to writing action. I usually write slower, dialogue-heavy

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: I am familiar with the Monroe Motivated Sequence, which is used for speeches. What are some other frameworks which make the outlining process easier? I am familiar with the Monroe Motivated Sequence,

: Edit warning: I seem to have upset my sister (who also writes) so I've added more detail to no.2. This question has been troubling me for a week now. I met the terms - plotter / planner

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