Judy1
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If the retailer has a physical presence like a store or warehouse in the state the product is shipped to, they are required to charge sales tax, otherwise not. That's why for example if you buy a book from barnesandnoble.com you generally are charged sales tax - they have stores most places - but if you buy the same book from amazon.com, in most places you won't pay sales tax. |
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Well as a seller I do charge taxes to customers that are from California as well. They are taxed the same as my walk in customers.
Out of state stores do not tax you, although I have heard for instance in the case of selling and buying at Ebay- a new law is pending about charging out of state customers a tax rate.
In my case if customer is out of state buying on line of course, I do not charge the tax due, but keep records of my sales later on to be paid to the State Board of Equalization here in California.
You can try their website if you like, (given below) they do have a topic on charging taxes to out of state business. Hope this helps :) |
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southron2002
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Usually a store with a "national presence" or any store located in your same state will collect a sales tax. I am curious how internet sales will be affected by the FairTax act since only new items will be taxed. |
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STEVEN F
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1. NO retailer on or off-line CHARGES tax. They COLLECT tax charged by the state.
2. Even if the retailer does not collect tax, you are still required to PAY tax if your state has a sales tax.
3. Most states only require retailers to collect if they have a physical presence in the state.
4. ALL sales taxes are governed by state law. No single source is possible. Each states Department of Revenue or whatever they call it usually has a website. Your source is ALL of those sites. |
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andyfromokee
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It all depends on what state you live in. |
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Blue Blue
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Well Mike,
Some may charge tax Because there state charges tax so they are charging u for it, or some have a bussiness in a state that does not charge tax therefore, they can charge u tax or not
Hope this helps
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2fine4u
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I agree with Randomizer. It all depends on the state that the company calls home and the laws that regulate that particular state. I would say that it was where the customer lives, but from personal experience that is not always the case. I have noticed for a similiar item, that some E-businesses charge a tax and others charge a tax that is less than others. |
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Uncle MythMan
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The ones who don't "charge tax" are figuring the taxes into the price.
The ones who do charge are actually buying it for you when you order it, and thus have to add the tax to cover the price THEY pay.
Really, it's just what they call the extra money they charge ... there is no tax over the web, |
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dReam catcHer (PeaCe WiThin)
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well some websites need the money to make better stuff on the site |
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Sheila M
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Because they can, is my guess. |
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