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Colorado to online shoppers: Pay your own sales tax

Colorado enacted a new law this week that requires e-retailers that don’t collect sales tax to notify consumers of their responsibility to pay the tax.

Posted 03/03/2010Zak StamborPost a comment

Colorado enacted a new law this week that requires e-retailers that don’t collect sales tax to notify consumers of their responsibility to pay the tax.

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The Finish Line`s focus on e-commerce delivers results

The Finish Line`s strategy to enhance e-commerce sales is showing positive results as the multichannel shoe and apparel retailer’s third quarter web sales increased 11%.

Posted 12/30/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment

The Finish Line`s strategy to enhance e-commerce sales is showing positive results as the multichannel shoe and apparel retailer’s third quarter web sales increased 11%.

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Amazon and Blue Nile cut off affiliates in more states over taxes

Blue Nile today joined Amazon in ending referrals from Rhode Island web affiliates because of legislation that would require collecting sales tax. Both retailers recently made similar moves in North Carolina and Amazon today cut off affiliates in Hawaii.

Posted 06/30/2009Don DavisPost a comment

Blue Nile today joined Amazon in ending referrals from Rhode Island web affiliates because of legislation that would require collecting sales tax. Both retailers recently made similar moves in North Carolina and Amazon today cut off affiliates in Hawaii.

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Amazon says it will leave web affiliates if North Carolina passes tax bill

Amazon.com informed its North Carolina-based web site affiliates this week that it will stop accepting referrals from them as of July 1 if Amazon has to collect sales tax under a proposed state law, a spokeswoman for the retailer says.

Posted 06/19/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

Amazon.com informed its North Carolina-based web site affiliates this week that it will stop accepting referrals from them as of July 1 if Amazon has to collect sales tax under a proposed state law, a spokeswoman for the retailer says.

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The web played a big role in Q1 sales growth at The Children’s Place

U.S. online sales grew 42%, or $8.4 million, in the first quarter, accounting for nearly all of the U.S. net sales increase of $8.8 million for retail chain The Children’s Place. E-commerce sales increased to 7% of total sales from 5% a year earlier.

Posted 06/10/2009Bill BriggsPost a comment

U.S. online sales grew 42%, or $8.4 million, in the first quarter, accounting for nearly all of the U.S. net sales increase of $8.8 million for retail chain The Children’s Place. E-commerce sales increased to 7% of total sales from 5% a year earlier.

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Drugstore.com finds a cure for its New Jersey sales tax dispute

The online retailer has agreed to pay $1.7 million to satisfy a claim that it should have collected sales tax on purchases made by New Jersey residents from 2000 to early 2008.

Posted 04/29/2009Mark BrohanPost a comment

The online retailer has agreed to pay $1.7 million to satisfy a claim that it should have collected sales tax on purchases made by New Jersey residents from 2000 to early 2008.

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Q3 online sales grow at 5.7%, reports the Commerce Department

Online retail sales in the third quarter grew 5.7% on an adjusted basis over the third quarter of 2007, reaching $34.4 billion, the Department of Commerce announced today. Q3 total retail sales were up 0.3%.

Posted 11/19/2008Don DavisPost a comment

Online retail sales in the third quarter grew 5.7% on an adjusted basis over the third quarter of 2007, reaching $34.4 billion, the Department of Commerce announced today. Q3 total retail sales were up 0.3%.

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BarnesandNoble.com reports Q1 web sales rose 7.2%

E-commerce sales for BarnesandNoble.com rose 7.2% in the first quarter of fiscal 2008. Comparable store sales did not fare nearly as well, however, declining 1.5% while total sales grew by 1%.

Posted 05/28/2008Bill BriggsPost a comment

E-commerce sales for BarnesandNoble.com rose 7.2% in the first quarter of fiscal 2008. Comparable store sales did not fare nearly as well, however, declining 1.5% while total sales grew by 1%.

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Overstock cuts off New York affiliates because of new state sales tax law

Overstock.com has notified its more than 3,400 New York-based affiliates that as of June 1 they can no longer provide advertising for Overstock.com unless New York changes its web sales tax law or the courts intervene.

Posted 05/16/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Overstock.com has notified its more than 3,400 New York-based affiliates that as of June 1 they can no longer provide advertising for Overstock.com unless New York changes its web sales tax law or the courts intervene.

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Tax rebates might boost retail sales, Retail Forward survey shows

41% of consumers plan to use tax rebate checks on retail purchases, TNS Retail Forward says. 23% plan to put them toward everyday purchases, such as groceries and gasoline, and 19% toward a special purchase, such as a vacation, jewelry or a computer.

Posted 04/29/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

41% of consumers plan to use tax rebate checks on retail purchases, TNS Retail Forward says. 23% plan to put them toward everyday purchases, such as groceries and gasoline, and 19% toward a special purchase, such as a vacation, jewelry or a computer.

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