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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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New York judge dismisses Amazon and Overstock sales tax suits

A New York judge has dismissed lawsuits by Amazon.com and Overstock.com challenging a new law allowing New York to collect sales taxes from web retailers with no physical presence in the state. Overstock.com immediately announced plans to appeal.

Posted 01/13/2009Katie DeatschPost a comment

A New York judge has dismissed lawsuits by Amazon.com and Overstock.com challenging a new law allowing New York to collect sales taxes from web retailers with no physical presence in the state. Overstock.com immediately announced plans to appeal.

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Overstock files legal challenge to New York’s Internet sales tax

Overstock.com has followed Amazon.com’s lead in filing a lawsuit against a New York law that requires more retailers to collect sales tax on Internet orders.

Posted 06/06/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Overstock.com has followed Amazon.com’s lead in filing a lawsuit against a New York law that requires more retailers to collect sales tax on Internet orders.

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Assurz tells retailers its returns service is no more

Home improvement e-retailer eImprovement and other merchants have been scrambling to remove the Assurz logo from their sites after a sudden notice on Friday from Assurz Inc. that it was terminating its third-party returns and refund service.

Posted 06/03/2008Katie DeatschPost a comment

Home improvement e-retailer eImprovement and other merchants have been scrambling to remove the Assurz logo from their sites after a sudden notice on Friday from Assurz Inc. that it was terminating its third-party returns and refund service.

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IRS seeks PayPay account information in investigation of tax havens

The Internal Revenue Service has asked PayPay Inc. for account information on customers who might be evading taxes by hiding income in other countries. "We’re concerned about the privacy of our account holders,” the company says.

Posted 04/14/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

The Internal Revenue Service has asked PayPay Inc. for account information on customers who might be evading taxes by hiding income in other countries. "We’re concerned about the privacy of our account holders,” the company says.

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U.S. Senate bills back Internet sales tax

Two bills recently submitted in the U.S. Senate would provide for mandatory collection of sales tax by Internet and catalog retailers.

Posted 01/04/2006Kurt PetersPost a comment

Two bills recently submitted in the U.S. Senate would provide for mandatory collection of sales tax by Internet and catalog retailers.

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$4.4 billion in sales tax at stake in online and catalog sales, study says

States will lose to retail e-commerce and catalog sales this year an estimated $4.41 billion in uncollected sales tax revenue, a figure that will grow to $6.84 billion by 2008, according to a study by the University of Tennessee.

Posted 09/12/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

States will lose to retail e-commerce and catalog sales this year an estimated $4.41 billion in uncollected sales tax revenue, a figure that will grow to $6.84 billion by 2008, according to a study by the University of Tennessee.

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Internet sales tax proponents deal with digital products, delivery issues

As 18 states begin operating next month under the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, they still need to work out issues regarding how to tax deliveries and digital products and services, a state tax official says.

Posted 09/02/2005Kurt PetersPost a comment

As 18 states begin operating next month under the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, they still need to work out issues regarding how to tax deliveries and digital products and services, a state tax official says.

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Senate introduces Internet sales tax bill

Following similar action in the House of Representatives, two U.S. senators introduced a bill that grants states the authority to mandate collection of tax on Internet-based sales. Both bills exempt retailers doing less than $5 million in annual sales.

Posted 10/17/2003Paul DemeryPost a comment

Following similar action in the House of Representatives, two U.S. senators introduced a bill that grants states the authority to mandate collection of tax on Internet-based sales. Both bills exempt retailers doing less than $5 million in annual sales.

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Online sales tax amnesty is attracting more retailers, tax official says

A steady stream of attorneys representing retailers who want to get in on the back-tax amnesty that Wal-Mart, Target and other retailers agreed to in February is in contact with the Multi-State Tax Commission.

Posted 03/19/2003Kurt PetersPost a comment

A steady stream of attorneys representing retailers who want to get in on the back-tax amnesty that Wal-Mart, Target and other retailers agreed to in February is in contact with the Multi-State Tax Commission.

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