[dfveteran]

Originally Posted by stand856

i just dont remember anyone else before you mentioning "This is not legal or any other professional advice" phrase.

That's because nobody relplied to this post before him, he was the first

[Xanifur]

Originally Posted by jmenq2

This is purely speculation, but I have always seen is that sales tax is only charged where the purchaser is a resident of the state in which the company does business. For example, if you're a NY company only, and someone in WA gets online and purchases a product, you wouldn't charge sales tax. However, if you have a physical location in WA also, you would need to.

This has been true for me.. I get literature from my Department of Revenue stating to only add sales tax to residents of Wisconsin. If you are a corporation, you can expand to other states as well.

[stand856]

Originally Posted by dfveteran

That's because nobody relplied to this post before him, he was the first

I was talking about his other posts also

ps REPLIED is spelled without the extra L

[skyhigh007]

I'm confused. I went to talk to a volunteer lawyer, he said legally you should, but not everyone is doing it and I call the state finance department, the guy said you only charge the tax based on the shipping address. So, who should I listen to ?

[stand856]

Try also asking a CPA, I would go with charging tax only for the in-state purchases.

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Originally Posted by skyhigh007

I'm confused. I went to talk to a volunteer lawyer, he said legally you should, but not everyone is doing it and I call the state finance department, the guy said you only charge the tax based on the shipping address. So, who should I listen to ?

Contact your state taxing authority. They should be able to answer your question in just a couple minutes.

[skyhigh007]

Thank you for the precious advices