States will just start suing any business that doesn't comply.  It will suck for retailers that will now have to keep track and send quarterly payments to 48 states.

Ultimately this will be good for the few remaining brick and mortar stores.  You combine free shipping w/ no sales tax and I could pretty much county on 10-15% discount just shopping online versus going down to the local autozone.  My only major purchase remaining is a ~$700 exhaust kit.  Guess I can plan on spending $50 more than I was hoping.

TKOPerformance wrote:

DE an NH have no sales tax.  There are others.  We get salty when that topic comes up.  There's just something that goes all the way back to the founding of our nation about taxes levied on goods that makes me see red.

On the other hand, I'm reminded of something Andrew Jackson said: "The court has made their decision, now let's see them enforce it."

 
I like that Jackson guy.

And who decided it was the duty of a business to collect all of the taxes involved to fork over to the gov'ment? I can't wrap my brain around that one.

rpm wrote:

TKOPerformance wrote:

DE an NH have no sales tax.  There are others.  We get salty when that topic comes up.  There's just something that goes all the way back to the founding of our nation about taxes levied on goods that makes me see red.

On the other hand, I'm reminded of something Andrew Jackson said: "The court has made their decision, now let's see them enforce it."

 
I like that Jackson guy.

And who decided it was the duty of a business to collect all of the taxes involved to fork over to the gov'ment? I can't wrap my brain around that one.

The Good: Only president to preside over a country with ZERO national debt.  He had to be physically restrained from beating a would be assassin who's pistols both misfired.  Decorated war hero who thumped the Brits at the Battle of New Orleans (War of 1812) where despite being severely outnumbered, his men inflicted lopsided casualties to an extent never again equaled. 

The Bad: That quote is in reference to his desire to dispossess the Cherokee of their land and ship them to Oklahoma territory, in what has become known as the Trail of Tears.  The Cherokee actually won their case with the Supreme Court.  Jackson moved them anyway.  That's why some native owed businesses, even casinos, will not take or dispense $20 bills.  Ironically, Jackson himself had an adopted son who was native, but died of disease.

Like most great men he was one of both good and bad, and contradiction.