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4 thoughts on “eBay to Collect Sales Tax for 4 More States in the New Year”

    1. It’s not sales tax, it’s use tax. I got hit with the same thing when buying from a foreign country.

  1. I paid taxes on a purchase from Malaysia. Everyone’s in on the act.

    @Hogwart
    It’s usually grouped like this: “Sales and Use Tax”, so either term could be applicable, Sales Tax or Use Tax. Some people escape the state Sales Tax by crossing into a Non Sales Tax state to make a major purchase. When you bring the item back, you are subject to the Use tax in your state. It’s just a big catch-all. Probably works the same for countries, although the term I see most of the time is VAT, Value Added Tax. No clue how they define that, but I’m sure someone got creative.

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