Pays no tax for the NY delivery if purchased online
Actually the method used for placing the sale makes no difference. Where the sale occurs determines where it is taxed and where it is used determines when it isn't taxed on sale. (All States have a required USE tax component to their tax laws).
If the retailer is lisc. to collect tax in the jurisdiction that the item is delivered to, then he must collect tax for that jurisdiction. Regardless of how the sale is made. (The "moritorium" on internet taxes I suspect the previous is confused by, is only for State s making NEW taxes on internet services...sales taxes on other products aren't new, the system for it well established with things like mail order and then phones
If the retailer isn't licensed (normally because they don't have the legal "nexus" - that is connection) - with that jurisdiction, then THEY CAN NOT collect the tax for it. If the sale was sent to NY by a common carrier and title only changed when it was delivered, than no tax (or the NY tax) is charged. No PA sale occured, so no PA tax is to be charged, regardless. If it was shipped on a company truck or after title passed, than PA tax must be charged (because the sale happend in PA, just like if you were in the store and bought it and put it in your own car and drove to NY. The buyer can get a tax credit for that tax on the NY USE TAX they must file and pay.
Sales tax is an example of an indirect tax. This is taxes that a consumer pays to someone else and then that other person pays the taxes to the government.
Sales tax is probably the tax that effects most of the people. Sales tax is collected on most things that are purchased by the end user so most everyone pays sales tax all the time.
No, anyone shopping in Vineland pays 3.5%.
Sales Discount is given if the customer/client pays within a specified time. Example: if you pay your bill in the first 15 days you will receive a 1% discount, the full amount must be paid within 30 days. Terms: 1/15 n/30 Sales Allowanceis given if there is something wrong with the merchandise, or to show customer that you value their business. They both effect the net sales. Sales Discount is a contra Revenue account Subtracted from Sales Returns /Allowance to arrive at Net Sales. for more info feel free to contact me: Marcia Reidaxumaccounting@rogers.com 416-904-1714
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In retail sales, the markup is the difference in price between what the consumer pays (the retail price) and what the retailer pays (the wholesale price). This represents the retailer's gross revenue, which is then applied to his costs and the balance is his profit. Even products which seem to be very cheap may actually be considerably marked up, if the retailer forces its supplier to lower the wholesale price, and as a result the supplier forces the manufacturer to sell to him at less than cost. This is how Walmart makes its money.
The person who is buying the product pays the sales tax.
No one pays sales tax in Oregon.
Sales tax is an example of an indirect tax. This is taxes that a consumer pays to someone else and then that other person pays the taxes to the government.
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Yes
Buyer pays sales tax unless the seller agrees to pay the tax as part of the deal.
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The gross sales priceis the price that the customer pays, including sales tax. Thenet sales priceis the price without sales tax.
The buyer pays the sales tax.
A store retailer is considered the middle man in a sale; therefore, there are other levels of the sale to be considered. The retailer buys from the wholesaler then sells to the consumer. So, the order of design is theproduct/service, the wholesaler to the retailer to the consumer. The price the consumer pays suppose to cover the costs of the retailer, the wholesaler, and the product/service itself.