When you want to earn from Google Adsense, you do need to pay tax - aside
from giving Google a percentage of your Adsense earnings.

This depends on what country you live at.

sign up for google adsense.
post the ads on your website/blog.
you need people to click on your ads if you want revenue.
for that you need lots of regular viewers

Google adsense is by far one of the most effective way to make income from
your website and I would put all my research into finding out the best way to
effectively display those ads so you can maximize the income from this great
earner.

Google adsense is great PPC to make money online

No matter what you do, you cannot excape Uncle Sam. You must declare the income you earn from your online efforts. Adsense and other affilate marketing companies will send you a 1099 if you earn over a certain amount of income.

The amount of money you earn through google adsense is calculated as: number of vistors x page views per visit x click through rate x cost per click. You need to make sure each of the above items is performing well eg even if you have great paying ads you won't make any money if ou don't have any traffic. Keep an eye on the levels of each of the above and if anyone of them slips do all that you can to improve it. Hope this helps

To start making money with Google Adsense, you first need to sign up for an Adsense account. You can do that here: http://adsense.google.com Once you have your account set up, Google walks you through placing the ads on your site. The next step is proper ad placement. There are certain locations on a web page that have shown to be more profitable. This is important to know, especially if you will be relying on Adsense as the only form of ad income. You can see the recommended location map here: http://www.google.com/support/adsense/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1354747... Make sure you have good quality content on your web pages. The better the content, the more website traffic you can attract as well as higher-paying advertisers. You need to pay tax on the income you earn, but you are responsible for paying that yourself, Google does not deduct it. The IRS website has instructions on paying taxes and filing returns here: http://www.irs.gov/businesses/small/selfemployed/index.html   Good luck!

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This is how I earn from adsense :) I started a blog.Not just to make money,but because that's one of my hobbies.Then I applied for an adsense account.After I was approved I added adsense to my blog.But in my experience you have to have a decent amount of visitors to earn a decent amount of money from adsense. And about the questions about tax,honestly I don't know the answer for that.I know that I don't have to,but not sure about you.Check adsense FAQ page for tax information. Good luck.