“You are the official seller for all transactions. This means you are responsible for creating and running your site(s), managing your Content, handling sales, charging Customers, collecting and paying taxes...”
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By designating users as the official seller, Kajabi shifts legal and financial responsibility for transactions—including tax collection and payment—entirely to the user.
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Users bear full commercial and legal responsibility for all transactions conducted through their Kajabi sites, including tax obligations.
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"You are the official seller for all transactions. This means you are responsible for creating and running your site(s), managing your Content, handling sales, charging Customers, collecting and paying taxes...Excerpt from Kajabi's Terms of Use
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By designating users as the official seller, Kajabi shifts legal and financial responsibility for transactions—including tax collection and payment—entirely to the user.
Users bear full commercial and legal responsibility for all transactions conducted through their Kajabi sites, including tax obligations.
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