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Old 06-20-2013, 12:56 AM   #31
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Originally Posted by hwlester View Post
Yeah, depends on where you buy it from. Kobo doesn't charge sales tax, but Sony and B&N do. Amazon sometimes charges tax on ebooks, but I haven't figured out the rules for when they charge and when they don't. I bought 15 at 99¢ and I debated buying from Sony so I could use a cart and make one purchase, but the tax would have been $1.20 which is enough to buy another book, so I made 15 individual purchases through Kobo...

Kobo always charges sales tax on any books by the big six...at least they do for me. (I'm in the U.S.) It doesn't matter where I buy them, any books from HarperCollins, Simon & Schuster, Penguin, Macmillan, Hachette & Random House. I always get charge sales tax.

If I buy a book from Random House I get charge a Sales and County tax. I first noticed this when buying from Kobo. I think this is why Random House sales tax is always higher than the other five.

For awhile last year Kobo charge me sales and county tax on every purchase. It finally stopped last fall and now only get charge sales tax on the Big Six books.

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