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PRICE INCREASE - Supreme Court Passes online sales tax

By ovfdfireman

5 years ago


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    Post #349 Thread warning. Stay off taxation politics. Posted by TigerLaw (5 years ago)

    Post #363 State by state sales tax rates. Posted by o-din (5 years ago)


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    #352 5 years ago

    The current sales tax 'nexus' law varies per state and many states currently don't have a law in place, but probably will soon to get in on the sales tax bonanza.

    Using Jersey Jack as an example:

    *If JJP was doing more than $10,000 in volume and/or have more than 200 transactions annually in Washington State then they would have to charge customers in WA. sales tax.

    *Ohio rules or 'nexus' currently is $500,000 or more in sales so JJP probably would not have to charge sales tax there.

    *Alabama, Ct. and Ms is $250,000 to hit the sales tax
    *IL, Ky, RI, top out at $100,000 or 200 transactions

    Point is, state internet laws are currently all over the place with Pa, Wa, and Ok being the lowest at $10,000 billed annually before sales tax would be charged.

    Stay tuned, as if Congress takes a run at this (T.B.D) it will all change, as right now it's up to each individual state to decide.

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