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3. We have no sales tax in NH, so nothing changes for me...
Reply to ecstatic (Original post)
Wed Oct 3, 2012, 11:16 AM
Oct 2012

& I dont really know how I feel about the subject. Your link, however, is dead.

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The new "Amazon" tax goes into effect this week [View all] ecstatic Oct 2012 OP
It's about time Sekhmets Daughter Oct 2012 #1
Walmart put brick and mortar stores out of business, and when the tables ecstatic Oct 2012 #2
Nothing on this green earth Sekhmets Daughter Oct 2012 #10
We have no sales tax in NH, so nothing changes for me... bunnies Oct 2012 #3
I would like to click both of those options...... meti57b Oct 2012 #4
GA needs the money, but they won't get it--the retailers will simply cut off their GA affiliates ecstatic Oct 2012 #8
Are they going to be allowed to get rid of their affilate marketers? Sekhmets Daughter Oct 2012 #11
Oh please! Get serious... Proud Public Servant Oct 2012 #12
That's what they've done so far ecstatic Oct 2012 #13
Long overdue Proud Public Servant Oct 2012 #5
Post removed Post removed Oct 2012 #14
as more and more biz is done online, it really is only fair as a sales tax, states need the money graham4anything Oct 2012 #6
And one other thing: labor Proud Public Servant Oct 2012 #7
Your "poll" questions are misleading - I don't LIKE any tax groundloop Oct 2012 #9
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