Here's and Idea! Reagarding California Internet Tax...
Amazon is pulling out along with others such as Overstock.
Now, what if someone were to act as a buyers proxy? Say in a state that does not tax the internet someone were to buy the product from Amazon (or whoever) and then ship that item to the buyer, or perhaps even get Amazon to ship as per usual, but this company would be purchasing the item from Amazon - and just shipping it elsewhere like we all do for Christmas for example?
Let me know your thoughts on this as a possible business model. It would earn pennies per order, but over the millions of orders could be a viable conduit. The tax laws only apply to companies with a physical presence in the state of question, while the state laws have no jurisdiction over the federal postal service.
-DTM
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