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moonwolf23 09-14-2010 07:02 PM
Originally Posted by Candace
Originally Posted by ghostrider
Or you could move to New Hampshire, pay no state income tax, no state sales tax, and shop at Keepsake Quilting anytime your little heart desired!

:-D
Yeah, too bad many of us don't like frigid temps and snow. :thumbup:
perfect quilting weather though:)

moonwolf23 09-14-2010 07:04 PM
Originally Posted by katcincinnati
In Ohio we are asked directly on our state tax form if we have bought anything on line and not paid sales tax.
Excuse me while I bwahahahahahah

I'm sorry, but I wonder how many no's vs how many yes's they get.

Bekkieokie 09-14-2010 07:18 PM
An interesting thing happen to me just on this very subject. I ordered something online, and the shipping was free, but I was ordering it from Wal-Mart, and the taxes were more than regular shipping. The order didn't go through, for some reason, so I ordered the item from another company. The order was cheaper, for I didn't pay taxes, and the shipping was cheaper than the taxes in OK. How strange.

Joanie2 09-14-2010 07:20 PM
If I am looking for a particular fabric I don't care where it comes from. I love looking at all the on line shop. I wish I could buy more often and had more money to spend. It's hard to be choosy.

nellie 09-14-2010 07:23 PM
wow where do you live in Montana and is that the whole state ,sounds good conpair to calif ,and most times they still ask what state we live in so we still have to pay ca taxes,i think i only found one store that did not charge me sale taxes

garysgal 09-14-2010 07:28 PM
I live in western Montana, but the entire state is sales tax free except for a tourist place that is allowed to charge sales tax. They keep trying to pass the sales tax law but we keep voting it down.

katcincinnati 09-14-2010 07:40 PM
Originally Posted by moonwolf23
Originally Posted by katcincinnati
In Ohio we are asked directly on our state tax form if we have bought anything on line and not paid sales tax.
Excuse me while I bwahahahahahah

I'm sorry, but I wonder how many no's vs how many yes's they get.
I agree!!!!!!

quiltergirl80 09-14-2010 07:41 PM
Originally Posted by auntmag
Montana has no sales tax and if a MT resident buys something in Idaho or Washington and show a MT drivers license they are not charged sales tax.
Originally Posted by QBeth
Massachusetts (sales tax) tried to enforce taxation of items purchased in New Hampshire (no sales tax) by Mass consumers. Mass lost. Pardon me but Ha! Ha!
Same thing for Oregon. I grew up on the state line between WA & Idaho. We always went to Idaho because there is no sales tax. Now, I live far NW side of the state and see Canadians coming from British Columbia to shop because our 9.5% taxes are far cheaper than theirs.

katcincinnati 09-14-2010 07:41 PM
Originally Posted by garysgal
I live in western Montana, but the entire state is sales tax free except for a tourist place that is allowed to charge sales tax. They keep trying to pass the sales tax law but we keep voting it down.
That was one of the things I liked about Montana when I lived there. NO TAX

garysgal 09-14-2010 07:55 PM
Originally Posted by quiltergirl80
Originally Posted by auntmag
Montana has no sales tax and if a MT resident buys something in Idaho or Washington and show a MT drivers license they are not charged sales tax.
Originally Posted by QBeth
Massachusetts (sales tax) tried to enforce taxation of items purchased in New Hampshire (no sales tax) by Mass consumers. Mass lost. Pardon me but Ha! Ha!
Same thing for Oregon. I grew up on the state line between WA & Idaho. We always went to Idaho because there is no sales tax. Now, I live far NW side of the state and see Canadians coming from British Columbia to shop because our 9.5% taxes are far cheaper than theirs.
There is sales tax in Idaho now. My son pays over 11%-and when we go over and I shop, I am not tax exempt. But I am in Washington if I show my drivers license.


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