Thread: Taxes for online shopping gaining support in Congress and Amazon
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Old 07-13-2012, 08:28 PM   #96
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I'm not charged for eBooks from B&N and there are stores here.

But then, if I was to start getting charged sales tax, I think my business with Kobo might just increase.
Enjoy while it last, lol ... here in Texas, I wasn't,until a week ago.

I don't like paying online taxes. Reasong being, my money won't help anyone. I don't believe In politicians. And the harder I work, the more taxes I pay. But let's not talk about politicians and politics.

Do not know anyone here in Texas that reported taxes for Amazon online shopping prior July 2012. As a matter of fact, had no idea we have to.

Will I continue shopping ? Yes. Do I like it? No.
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