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Old 07-26-2019, 05:51 PM   #46
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Originally Posted by crane3 View Post
Still local retailers are at a disadvantage due to how much inventory they can have because of the yearly inventory taxes; the laws are out-dated & discourage having much stuff in their stores. Does inventory taxes include what is in a warehouse?
In Canada, yes. I would be very surprised if American inventory taxes were not very similar.

Going back quite a few years, at one point, I used to order paperbacks that I couldn't get in the town I was living in from order forms in the final pages of other paperbacks (Ace for an example). That practice was dropped due to inventory taxes making it too expensive to keep older stock around.
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