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California signs law to Tax the internet.
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goddamn where Diego with the NY>CA line
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goddamn where Diego with the NY>CA line
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I hate when people say the Customers aren't affected
So you think these big companies gone take a L? They gone find a way to pass that L to the customers
Then when the the customers start to *%$*+ they gone be like we was forced to do this to cover there %#+
So you think these big companies gone take a L? They gone find a way to pass that L to the customers
Then when the the customers start to *%$*+ they gone be like we was forced to do this to cover there %#+
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I hate when people say the Customers aren't affected
So you think these big companies gone take a L? They gone find a way to pass that L to the customers
Then when the the customers start to *%$*+ they gone be like we was forced to do this to cover there %#+
So you think these big companies gone take a L? They gone find a way to pass that L to the customers
Then when the the customers start to *%$*+ they gone be like we was forced to do this to cover there %#+
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i do not approve. At least sales tax will drop 1% by friday
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i do not approve. At least sales tax will drop 1% by friday
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Originally Posted by Rico x Hood
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Originally Posted by Rico x Hood
SunDoobie -
From page 1 of this post:
"The new law won't affect customers, Amazon said, but added that the immediate termination of the affiliate program also applies to endless.com, myhabit.com and smallparts.com.".
How many of you buy from the affiliates versus buying from Amazon? It affects the 10,000 affiliates throughout California.
The tax requirement has to do with online sellers based out of state the have some connection to California. So what did Amazon do (out of state retailer with connection to CA via affiliate agreements)? They dropped the program. By doing that, they've effectively ended the CA connection and are on record saying they won't collect tax.
To my knowledge they don't have any warehouses or distribution centers here either. Kindle research may pose a problem since they have an office.
So to recap...only Internet retailers who have a CA presence are subject to collecting tax.
You want to order something directly from Amazon and live in CA, nothing has changed because of the way Amazon reacted.
You want to buy something from a NYC store w no store in CA, business as usual.
From page 1 of this post:
"The new law won't affect customers, Amazon said, but added that the immediate termination of the affiliate program also applies to endless.com, myhabit.com and smallparts.com.".
How many of you buy from the affiliates versus buying from Amazon? It affects the 10,000 affiliates throughout California.
The tax requirement has to do with online sellers based out of state the have some connection to California. So what did Amazon do (out of state retailer with connection to CA via affiliate agreements)? They dropped the program. By doing that, they've effectively ended the CA connection and are on record saying they won't collect tax.
To my knowledge they don't have any warehouses or distribution centers here either. Kindle research may pose a problem since they have an office.
So to recap...only Internet retailers who have a CA presence are subject to collecting tax.
You want to order something directly from Amazon and live in CA, nothing has changed because of the way Amazon reacted.
You want to buy something from a NYC store w no store in CA, business as usual.
SunDoobie -
From page 1 of this post:
"The new law won't affect customers, Amazon said, but added that the immediate termination of the affiliate program also applies to endless.com, myhabit.com and smallparts.com.".
How many of you buy from the affiliates versus buying from Amazon? It affects the 10,000 affiliates throughout California.
The tax requirement has to do with online sellers based out of state the have some connection to California. So what did Amazon do (out of state retailer with connection to CA via affiliate agreements)? They dropped the program. By doing that, they've effectively ended the CA connection and are on record saying they won't collect tax.
To my knowledge they don't have any warehouses or distribution centers here either. Kindle research may pose a problem since they have an office.
So to recap...only Internet retailers who have a CA presence are subject to collecting tax.
You want to order something directly from Amazon and live in CA, nothing has changed because of the way Amazon reacted.
You want to buy something from a NYC store w no store in CA, business as usual.
From page 1 of this post:
"The new law won't affect customers, Amazon said, but added that the immediate termination of the affiliate program also applies to endless.com, myhabit.com and smallparts.com.".
How many of you buy from the affiliates versus buying from Amazon? It affects the 10,000 affiliates throughout California.
The tax requirement has to do with online sellers based out of state the have some connection to California. So what did Amazon do (out of state retailer with connection to CA via affiliate agreements)? They dropped the program. By doing that, they've effectively ended the CA connection and are on record saying they won't collect tax.
To my knowledge they don't have any warehouses or distribution centers here either. Kindle research may pose a problem since they have an office.
So to recap...only Internet retailers who have a CA presence are subject to collecting tax.
You want to order something directly from Amazon and live in CA, nothing has changed because of the way Amazon reacted.
You want to buy something from a NYC store w no store in CA, business as usual.
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Amazon is cutting ties to all associated companies in California. Therefore, there will be no tax for CA residents, unless you are stupid enough to claim them on your 1040.
All this did was cost California some jobs and about $153 million in taxes off those employers. Not to mention these worker will all now end up in the unemployment lines looking for a check from Uncle Brown.
CA takes a loss today!
All this did was cost California some jobs and about $153 million in taxes off those employers. Not to mention these worker will all now end up in the unemployment lines looking for a check from Uncle Brown.
CA takes a loss today!
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Amazon is cutting ties to all associated companies in California. Therefore, there will be no tax for CA residents, unless you are stupid enough to claim them on your 1040.
All this did was cost California some jobs and about $153 million in taxes off those employers. Not to mention these worker will all now end up in the unemployment lines looking for a check from Uncle Brown.
CA takes a loss today!
All this did was cost California some jobs and about $153 million in taxes off those employers. Not to mention these worker will all now end up in the unemployment lines looking for a check from Uncle Brown.
CA takes a loss today!
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My comment was directed at Rashi. I agreed with your statement. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Keep drinking your government Fluoride and Arsenic ridden water out of BPA estrogenic lined water bottles.
It's hypocritical (and somewhat amusing) that you use so many of the same tactics that you criticize the government for in trying to "enlighten" people. It's clear that you use hyperbole and misinformation in order to instill fear and confusion in people for the furtherance of your own agenda.
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My comment was directed at Rashi. I agreed with your statement. Sorry for the misunderstanding.
Keep drinking your government Fluoride and Arsenic ridden water out of BPA estrogenic lined water bottles.
It's hypocritical (and somewhat amusing) that you use so many of the same tactics that you criticize the government for in trying to "enlighten" people. It's clear that you use hyperbole and misinformation in order to instill fear and confusion in people for the furtherance of your own agenda.
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Originally Posted by Rico x Hood
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Originally Posted by Rico x Hood
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How so? Most states don't have any kind of sales tax. The interstate commerce clause in the constitution makes this law unconstitutional and Amazon has already appealed it after NY tried to do the same thing. Rather than trying to see what works in other states like VA & TX, California, New York and Illinois try to tax their citizens more and keep going deeper into debt. At some point they will find out it's not working and those three states will start to look like Greece.
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How so? Most states don't have any kind of sales tax. The interstate commerce clause in the constitution makes this law unconstitutional and Amazon has already appealed it after NY tried to do the same thing. Rather than trying to see what works in other states like VA & TX, California, New York and Illinois try to tax their citizens more and keep going deeper into debt. At some point they will find out it's not working and those three states will start to look like Greece.
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yay!
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yay!
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What the hell are you talking about "most states don't have any kind of sales tax"? That is absolutely false.
