Let's just say, they get plenty of taxes from me
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Let's just say, they get plenty of taxes from me
I would treat those taxes the same way you handle all the taxes you owe the state from garage sale and other person to person purchases throughout the year.
Who shops online?
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Those who shop up in the line.Originally Posted by Monky
I'm saving my money for the FEMA camp commissary.
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Haha. Planning on going to the internment camp?
Yep...just did our taxes earlier in the week. Ass-raped by the feds again.
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It is not my responsibility to collect taxes for Colorado.
That said. Taxes should only be collected at the place of sale, not point of delivery. Taxes support the community in which a store is located. If that jurisdiction does not have a sales tax, it collects other ways. My purchase is paying for someone's income which is taxed in that jurisdiction. Colorado does not pay for the sewer, water, roads, ect in those jurisdictions, nor does general fund money pay for the roads that deliver said purchase.
Tracking out of state purchases is an undo burden on us. I never keep receipts, so if they want to audit me, the burden is on the state to show I owe sales taxes.
Amazon only collects tax from items sold by Amazon. They do have a physical presence in Colorado now.
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