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June 27, 2018
Title: Internet Sales Tax: Good or Bad?
Topic: Internet Sales Tax
Discussed by Andrew Moylan
with National Taxpayers Union (www.ntu.org)
Part 1 of 2
Up until the explosion of shopping in your pajamas and having it delivered to your doorstep, the adage in retail was: Location. Location. Location.
So the question is this: Should you shop with your neighborhood small business, or shop with the big-box store, saving maybe 10% on your total purchase?
Andrew Moylan is the Interstate Commerce Initiative Director with the National Taxpayers Union. Today he will be discussing whether or not a sales tax for online retailers is necessary.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Does location really matter for any business?
Does everyone like to save money?
Are big-box stores driving smaller, family-owned stores out of business?
Should far-away warehouses be given a price advantage over local retailers? Is that fair?
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Internet Sales Tax: Good or Bad?
Topic: Internet Sales Tax
Discussed by Andrew Moylan
with National Taxpayers Union (www.ntu.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Should Internet retail sellers be required to collect sales taxes? Terry and
Andrew Moylan disagree on this issue! Listen to find out why and how…
Also, what is the current law concerning internet sales tax?
Are more and more people shopping online compared to when these laws were
passed?
Amazon is already collecting sales tax for every taxable purchase made on their
website. How is this accomplished? Is it creating a nightmare?
Who is responsible for the audit? This creates an even bigger nightmare! Listen
as Andrew explains…
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June 3, 2011
Title: Should States Consider the “Amazon” Sales Tax?
Topic: Internet Sales Tax
Discussed by Joseph Henchman
with Tax Foundation (www.TaxFoundation.org)
No Taxation without
representation. In colonial times, inland states did not want port-states to add
local taxes to goods shipped inland. Fast forward to today. When you buy goods
on line, should the seller add sales tax applicable to your area onto your
purchase? Does the out-of-state seller have an advantage over your local
brick-and-mortar retailer? Our guest, Joseph Henchman, explains how there are
over 8,000 different taxing jurisdictions across America. Should on-line sellers
be required to keep track of all the rules and rates, collect the proper sales
tax, and then remit the various amounts to the proper taxing entity? Log on to
www.TaxFoundation.org for more.
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June 1, 2011
Title: Should States Consider the “Amazon” Sales Tax?
Topic: Internet Sales Tax
Discussed by Joseph Henchman
with Tax Foundation (www.TaxFoundation.org)
No Taxation without
representation. In colonial times, inland states did not want
port-states to add local taxes to goods shipped inland. Fast forward, when you
buy goods on line, should the seller add sales tax applicable to your area onto
your purchase? Does the out-of-state seller have an advantage over your local
brick-and-mortar retailer? Our guest, Joseph Henchman explains how there are
over 8,000 different taxing jurisdictions across America. Should on-line sellers
be required to keep track of all the rules and rates, collect the proper sales
tax, and then remit the various amounts to the proper taxing entity? Log on to
www.TaxFoundation.org for more.
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