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(BUG) IAPs and first auto-renewable subscriptions stuck in “Ready for Review” but not in Draft Submission
I am having an issue with both In-App Purchases and auto-renewable subscriptions using the current App Store Connect submission workflow. My app was previously submitted for review along with its IAPs and first auto-renewable subscriptions. The app itself was approved, but the IAPs and subscriptions were not approved with it. Afterward, the IAPs/subscriptions showed “Developer Rejected.” I did not intentionally reject these products individually. Because App Store Connect states that the first auto-renewable subscription must be submitted with a new app version, I created a new version (1.1.8), uploaded a new binary, and added version 1.1.8 for review. I now have the following situation: • My In-App Purchases show “Ready for Review.” • My subscription group shows “Ready for Review.” • Both auto-renewable subscriptions show “Ready for Review.” • The Add for Review controls for these products are disabled, so I cannot add them to another submission. • App Store Connect shows only one Draft Submission. • When I open that Draft Submission, the only item listed is iOS App 1.1.8. • None of the IAPs, the subscription group, or the individual subscriptions appear in the Draft Submission. Therefore, App Store Connect appears to consider the IAPs and subscriptions Ready for Review, but they are not actually visible in any Draft Submission and I have no way to add them to the 1.1.8 submission. I have tried removing iOS App 1.1.8 from the Draft Submission and adding it again. This does not change the status of the IAPs or subscriptions and does not make them available to add to the submission. I have contacted Apple Developer Support twice, but so far they have not been able to provide a solution. Has anyone encountered this with the new App Store Connect IAP/subscription submission workflow? Is there a way to reset the review/submission state of IAPs and subscriptions that show “Ready for Review” but are not actually present in any Draft Submission? I would strongly prefer to keep the existing product identifiers rather than recreate all of the IAPs and subscriptions.
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1099-K How to report this?
If you grossed over $20,000 (or 200 sales) in sales from Apple you will receive a 1099-K.There are 2 problems with this:1) This will NOT reflect the 30% that Apple has withheld.2) A 1099-K will only be sent for those regions that meet the criteria for Apple issuing a 1099-K. Thus, this won't reflect all of your sales. Note: this is an assumption as I had more sales then this 1099-K reflects. In my case, I only received a 1099-K for US sales (I assume as it doesn't say). As a result, the difference from what the 1099k is reporting and what I actually received is only 12%, not 30%. That is, for example, the 1099-K says that I had$20,000 in sales, but what was actually deposited in my account was $17,600.How did you guys/gals fortunate/unfortunate enough to receive a 1099-K report this on your taxes?Did you, for example, have:a) 1099-K income of $20,000 with a business expense of 30% = $14,000b) Addional non-reported income of ($17,600-$14,000) = $3600Total: $17,600 (amount actually received from Apple sales)-OR-a) 1099-K income of $20,000 with a business expense of 12% = $17,600Thanks for the help with this!
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(BUG) IAPs and first auto-renewable subscriptions stuck in “Ready for Review” but not in Draft Submission
I am having an issue with both In-App Purchases and auto-renewable subscriptions using the current App Store Connect submission workflow. My app was previously submitted for review along with its IAPs and first auto-renewable subscriptions. The app itself was approved, but the IAPs and subscriptions were not approved with it. Afterward, the IAPs/subscriptions showed “Developer Rejected.” I did not intentionally reject these products individually. Because App Store Connect states that the first auto-renewable subscription must be submitted with a new app version, I created a new version (1.1.8), uploaded a new binary, and added version 1.1.8 for review. I now have the following situation: • My In-App Purchases show “Ready for Review.” • My subscription group shows “Ready for Review.” • Both auto-renewable subscriptions show “Ready for Review.” • The Add for Review controls for these products are disabled, so I cannot add them to another submission. • App Store Connect shows only one Draft Submission. • When I open that Draft Submission, the only item listed is iOS App 1.1.8. • None of the IAPs, the subscription group, or the individual subscriptions appear in the Draft Submission. Therefore, App Store Connect appears to consider the IAPs and subscriptions Ready for Review, but they are not actually visible in any Draft Submission and I have no way to add them to the 1.1.8 submission. I have tried removing iOS App 1.1.8 from the Draft Submission and adding it again. This does not change the status of the IAPs or subscriptions and does not make them available to add to the submission. I have contacted Apple Developer Support twice, but so far they have not been able to provide a solution. Has anyone encountered this with the new App Store Connect IAP/subscription submission workflow? Is there a way to reset the review/submission state of IAPs and subscriptions that show “Ready for Review” but are not actually present in any Draft Submission? I would strongly prefer to keep the existing product identifiers rather than recreate all of the IAPs and subscriptions.
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Unable to attach In-App Purchases to Draft Submission
I am unable to attach my In-App purchases and Subscriptions to my only Draft Submission for my app. My IAP and Subs say "Ready For Review" but Im not able to see or select them to submit them for review.
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1099-K How to report this?
If you grossed over $20,000 (or 200 sales) in sales from Apple you will receive a 1099-K.There are 2 problems with this:1) This will NOT reflect the 30% that Apple has withheld.2) A 1099-K will only be sent for those regions that meet the criteria for Apple issuing a 1099-K. Thus, this won't reflect all of your sales. Note: this is an assumption as I had more sales then this 1099-K reflects. In my case, I only received a 1099-K for US sales (I assume as it doesn't say). As a result, the difference from what the 1099k is reporting and what I actually received is only 12%, not 30%. That is, for example, the 1099-K says that I had$20,000 in sales, but what was actually deposited in my account was $17,600.How did you guys/gals fortunate/unfortunate enough to receive a 1099-K report this on your taxes?Did you, for example, have:a) 1099-K income of $20,000 with a business expense of 30% = $14,000b) Addional non-reported income of ($17,600-$14,000) = $3600Total: $17,600 (amount actually received from Apple sales)-OR-a) 1099-K income of $20,000 with a business expense of 12% = $17,600Thanks for the help with this!
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