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Re:What startups need to know about the “internet sales tax ... by dangrossman on Wednesday April 24, 2013 @02:00PM (#5602962)
There is no special provision in the bill for any kind of goods or services. What's taxable will continue to be determined by the individual states.
Re:What startups need to know about the “internet sales tax ... by DanielBMarkham on Wednesday April 24, 2013 @02:03PM (#5602987)
Which are all free to have different categorization schemes as to what counts as what, correct? (If I understand correctly, this categorization could vary by street level. Chainsaw selling to this house is home improvement, to the house next door it's construction)
Re:What startups need to know about the “internet sales tax ... by dangrossman on Wednesday April 24, 2013 @02:09PM (#5603023)
That problem won't exist; you may still find differences between the states, but that's it. Only the states set the categorizations for sales tax on remote sellers. This harmonization of a state's sales and use taxes into a single set of rules managed by a single entity for remote sellers is one of the requirements of the bill.
Re:What startups need to know about the “internet sales tax ... by DanielBMarkham on Wednesday April 24, 2013 @02:12PM (#5603040)
I missed seeing this in your list. Link?