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Become an official Bearland merchant and start accepting Bear (BBR) at your business today!
Join a growing network of recognized partners contributing to Bearland’s expanding silver backed economy. Registration is simple and completely free. No Taxes! No Fees! Just Reporting Requirements.
Bearland proudly maintains a 0% National Tax Rate on all debts and transactions settled within Bearland or its territories using Bear (BBR). This rate applies exclusively under Bearland jurisdiction and is intended to promote open commerce, honest reporting, and boost monetary circulation. However, businesses located outside Bearland (including those operated by foreign citizens, dual citizens, or Bearland nationals residing abroad) remain fully responsible for compliance with any and all tax obligations of the towns, cities, counties, states, or countries in which they conduct trade. The Government of Bearland and any of its affiliates assume no liability for tax obligations imposed by foreign jurisdictions. Merchants are expected to maintain proper records as applicable to their location of operation.
Conversion Guidance for Reporting
For accounting and tax purposes outside Bearland, any Bear (BBR) earned should be converted into the applicable domestic currency as follows:
Bear earned ÷ 10 × current silver price (per troy ounce) = value in USD (or equivalent local currency).
To simplify external tax reporting, it is recommended that merchants convert the Bear amount into USD (or the local taxed currency) at the time of each transaction and record both figures for bookkeeping purposes.
Reporting Information
Every business that has applied successfully and is registered to accept Bear must report some information to Bearland once a quarter. The exact deadlines for filing quarterly reports are as follows. January 31, April 30, July 31, and October 31. Businesses that fail to file on time may be subject to fines or revocation of their authorization to accept Bear until regular reporting is restored.
All merchants must ensure they:
- Accurately report earnings in Bear to the Bearland Treasury.
- Convert reported values to their home currency and fulfil tax obligations where required by law.
- Maintain appropriate records for auditing and exchange documentation.
- Do not include transactions made in USD or otherwise on Bearland quarterly reports.
- Unless the transactions settle debts on imported and exported goods that will travel between the borders of Bearland and another country.
- Then convert as needed to BBR and report necessary import and export figures.
- Unless the transactions settle debts on imported and exported goods that will travel between the borders of Bearland and another country.
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Quarterly Report Form
Reporting Guide – What To Do (Scroll Down for Form)
Most businesses registered with Bearland operate outside its physical borders. This guide explains exactly what those businesses must report, what they can ignore, and how their participation helps measure Bearland’s economy accurately.
Purpose of the Report
Bearland tracks most economic activity that uses the Bearland Bear or takes place inside Bearland territory. Even if your business is abroad, you help the Bearland government understand the reach and usage of Bearland currency. Your reports make it possible to calculate Bearland’s Gross Domestic Product (GDP) and the total circulation of the Bear.
If You Operate Inside Bearland
If your business is physically located in Bearland, fill out the full quarterly report. All income, wages, rent, utilities, and business activity inside Bearland must be reported.
If You Operate Outside Bearland
You can ignore most of the form and you only need to report Bear related transactions. These are activities where Bear was actually used or where trade took place directly with known Bearland citizens or institutions.
Report these items (if applicable):
- Revenue in Bear:
Any sales you made where payment was received in Bear.
Example: You sell a product and the customer paid in Bear.
→ Report the total Bear you received. - Imports and Exports:
- Imports: Goods or services you bought from Bearland labeled Made in Bearland.
- Exports: Goods or services you sold into Bearland and its territory.
Only count these if payment was made in Bear.
If you are fully outside Bearland and never receive or send goods or payments there, leave these blank.
- Wages, Rent, or Interest in Bear:
If you paid Bear to a worker, or business, for example, wages to a freelancer, rent for Bearland property, or loan interest to a Bearland lender, include it. - Subsidies or Grants from Bearland:
If your business received any Bearland government payments or incentives, list them.
You can skip the following:
- Any payments made or received in foreign currency that don’t involve imports or exports.
- Any wages or rent paid outside Bearland or payments made in foreign currency.
- Expenses like utilities, taxes, or costs paid in other currencies.
- Activities that never involved Bearland citizens, institutions, or Bear currency.
Why Reporting Matters
Even if your business is abroad, Bearland measures all trade in Bear to understand how widely Bear is accepted outside its borders, the flow of Bear into and out of the economy, and the total value of Bear based economic activity.
| Step 1: Was Bear used in any transaction this quarter? Yes → Go to Step 2 No → Fill out required portions, sign, and submit. | Step 2: Where did the activity happen? Inside Bearland: Fill out the full form. Outside Bearland: Fill out only these lines: Gross / Net Revenue, Wages, Rent, Interest, Subsidies or Grants from Bearland, and Imports and Exports. |
| Step 3: What to skip Anything not paid or earned in Bear, anything done entirely in other currencies, taxes, utilities, or expenses paid in foreign currency, | Step 4: Before submitting Check all amounts are listed in BBR and accurate, if you have questions please contact us first, we will be happy to help! |