sethnintendo on 22 February 2012
| thranx said: here is some info on the ca case. Amazon was the only retailer who tried to stand up and apparently they folded for a ear of not having to collect taxes. too bad. But the law only applies if the internet retailer as any workers or offices located in the stat of california http://articles.latimes.com/2011/sep/08/business/la-fi-amazon-tax-20110908 |
Same thing happened in Texas. They were looking into getting the extra tax money due to wanting more money. It basically boils down to if they have a distribution center in the state where they sell online. I know that Nintendo probably has zero presence in Texas but NoA is headquartered in Cali.
Is this tax just going to each respected state government? I assume it is just collected for all of North America then thrown at USA. If so then how the hell is it 13% sales tax..
