The Blue Grass, meaning state...is probably the correct answer...Thanks for clarifying that for us :thumbup:... No offfense to CC, I like Bruce, have no reason not to...but I got cross eyed trying to figure it out :wink:
Mike Gartland A.K.A. Quality Cues
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The Blue Grass, meaning state...is probably the correct answer...Thanks for clarifying that for us :thumbup:... No offfense to CC, I like Bruce, have no reason not to...but I got cross eyed trying to figure it out :wink:
I was sorry to see the thread turned into an Attach on Mr. Gartland. Also California tries to tax anything bought in Califorina, or sold on the Net, or by Mail Order out of California.
I like Bruce as well.
Below is a pic I have of him adding script to the Rosetta Stone.
I believe you and I are saying the same thing, just from two different perspectives. I was referring to KY and the laws required when purchasing and you are speaking to the same laws when selling.
I just confirmed with my Kentucky CPA that no tax is due by me or any buyer of any cue that I ship from KY to another state or country. And that makes sense because it would violate the Commerce Clause of the U.S. Constitution for KY to tax an out of state citizen for goods shipped from KY to another state. However, if you buy an item and it is shipped from one state into your home state, you would most likely be subject to "use" tax in your home state, but nobody on the planet declares use taxes. Enough said.
I know its not pertinent to this thread, but the sales tax here in my F'd up state is 9.75%
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Hay Phil
Is the 58 Standard sold. If it is the one I am thinking of it is. It would look sweet next to my 69 GoldTop!!
Or my 56 Jr!!
Nick
Is the 58 Standard sold. If it is the one I am thinking of it is
. It would look sweet next to my 69 GoldTop!!
Or my 56 Jr!!
Nick
Banks
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Regarding the responsibility of sales tax..
The company I work for does retail and was audited last year for WA sales tax. We had found that even though some of our customers were set up for tax exemptions, this was not always found to be true (expired licenses and so on). Our company was on the hook for the sales tax. The sales tax is the responsibility of the seller, not the buyer. We now require all resale certificates prior to sales in which sales tax is claimed to be exempt. No form = sales tax applied. To top it off, if they did not have their forms in, they then must request their taxes back from the state, not from us.
The company I work for does retail and was audited last year for WA sales tax. We had found that even though some of our customers were set up for tax exemptions, this was not always found to be true (expired licenses and so on). Our company was on the hook for the sales tax. The sales tax is the responsibility of the seller, not the buyer. We now require all resale certificates prior to sales in which sales tax is claimed to be exempt. No form = sales tax applied. To top it off, if they did not have their forms in, they then must request their taxes back from the state, not from us.
Makes sense
If you don't collect it you still owe it.
Nick
If you don't collect it you still owe it.
Nick