Publish on Steam. They have regional pricing and blocking.
And I cannot follow your logic. Half of something with taxes paid, is still quite a lot more than all of nothing with taxes evaded, however you think you manage to do that legally.
Who said I want to evade taxes?
Tax is the money that government extort from you in the name of upkeeping the city and country that you live in. I don't live in US, why do I have to give them half of the money I'm spending my valuable time to earn? If Fani Willis wants romantic getaways with her lover boy she should extort US citizens, not me.
upkeeping the city and country that you live in
There are three parties involved. Not one. It is the seller, the buyer and the platform. You are making a business transaction in the US. Do "you" collect the money in your home country's currency or in US Dollars? Actually you can add 4-8 more parties involved to that equation. An actual bank for seller and buyer. A parasite service like paypal and payoneer/stripe and maybe one or two credit cards companies.
Depending on jurisdiction, sale items have to show the price the customer pays - or not. Prices on itch are displayed without tax, as is customary in US.
In the end, of course the buyer pays for everything, including your item. Your business calculations should reflect that in your pricing.
Who said I want to evade taxes?
You deem taxation as unjustified, calling it theft makes that very clear. You even want to evade taxes by not selling in the first place. ;-)
I'm not talking about all of the process that goes on before I receive the money, itch should slap those costs on the client's total.
And I'm not talking about how much paypal takes from the withdrawn money, I pay that anyways.
I'm talking about the difference between balance that I've sold and the balance that I can withdraw.
And yes, I think taxation is theft, since it goes to the dirty politicians and their corrupt contracts, funding wars, distributing drugs, DEI, woke bullshit, growing the government like cancer, and oppressing people. It never goes to a worthy cause that helps the citizens.
Not selling to them is not evading, it's refusing to take their money in the first place.
Ahh, but that is customer mentality you display there. Not business mentality. You think in net profit, like selling from customer to customer in a yard sale, yet you have to think in gross profit.
A customer's payment is net for the customer (+ vat where they do not add vat before checkout).
That payment is gross for the business and there goes away all the fees and taxes till it becomes net income, that in the end would pay your salary.
As for taxes themselves, feel free to point out a system in history that worked better. At least we now mostly have percentage based taxes. A society as an entity needs funding. You can of course rightfully complain about the specifics and about people abusing it. Or you can try to boycott certain national systems. But if you want to boycott US system, you better not sell on an US platform.