Sales Tax online? grrrrrr
May 23, 2019 09:43:32 #
LWW
Loc: Banana Republic of America
Angmo wrote:
Maybe if we remove all the i***t leftie failed spending bills that do nothing but waste we would be paying half in taxes.
What is this madness of which you speak?
May 23, 2019 13:36:31 #
papakatz45 wrote:
And you are a criminal by not paying your legal obligation. We do not get to pick and choose which laws we will follow.
No, that is not true. Many have chosen not to follow violations of US I*********n L*ws. Theirs is a cafeteria form of legal concurrence. They will have a lot of that, no just a little of that perhaps some of this no...no none of that. Then they talk about how wrong you are and the morality of things that you should do.
May 23, 2019 20:26:36 #
traderjohn wrote:
You made an assumption I am breaking the law. &quo... (show quote)
If you aren't paying you legally obligated sales taxes, then you are breaking the law. So, yes or no, are you breaking the law?
May 23, 2019 20:29:13 #
traderjohn wrote:
No, that is not true. Many have chosen not to follow violations of US I*********n L*ws. Theirs is a cafeteria form of legal concurrence. They will have a lot of that, no just a little of that perhaps some of this no...no none of that. Then they talk about how wrong you are and the morality of things that you should do.
What others do or do not do is not the issue. We do not get to pick and choose which laws we wish to follow. If you do not follow the law then you are breaking the law. Simple. Morality has nothing to do with it.
May 23, 2019 20:33:56 #
traderjohn wrote:
No, that is not true. Many have chosen not to follow violations of US I*********n L*ws. Theirs is a cafeteria form of legal concurrence. They will have a lot of that, no just a little of that perhaps some of this no...no none of that. Then they talk about how wrong you are and the morality of things that you should do.
Sounds like civil disobedience. The thing with civil disobedience though, is that you must be prepared to accept the penalty or punishment that results. To civil rights or war protesters who broke laws they considered immoral, spending time in jail was a badge of honor.
May 24, 2019 06:06:24 #
papakatz45 wrote:
If you aren't paying you legally obligated sales taxes, then you are breaking the law. So, yes or no, are you breaking the law?
As much as you are. If you buy something you pay taxes. What I buy on the internet I have it shipped to my address in NH. No sales tax.
May 24, 2019 15:40:31 #
traderjohn wrote:
As much as you are. If you buy something you pay taxes. What I buy on the internet I have it shipped to my address in NH. No sales tax.
Does NH have sales tax? I do keep track of all my out if state purchases and do pay my required Sales tax. So no, I am not breaking the law as you say you are.
May 24, 2019 15:48:05 #
Well, regarding taxes in general:
I’m just happy we don’t get all the government we’re paying for.
They’re just a bunch of blood suckers.
I’m just happy we don’t get all the government we’re paying for.
They’re just a bunch of blood suckers.
May 24, 2019 16:08:50 #
Angmo wrote:
Well, regarding taxes in general:
I’m just happy we don’t get all the government we’re paying for.
They’re just a bunch of blood suckers.
I’m just happy we don’t get all the government we’re paying for.
They’re just a bunch of blood suckers.
May 24, 2019 16:10:42 #
papakatz45 wrote:
Does NH have sales tax? I do keep track of all my out if state purchases and do pay my required Sales tax. So no, I am not breaking the law as you say you are.
No sales or income tax.
May 24, 2019 16:23:38 #
traderjohn wrote:
No sales or income tax.
Ok, then you have no worries.
May 24, 2019 18:45:04 #
traderjohn wrote:
No sales or income tax.
You’re good if the NH address is a legitimate one, whether full or part-time resin was as I recall. That’s a legal tax reduction strategy, just like applying for political asylum is a legal strategy.
If you were using a PO Box, that would be an illegal tax reduction strategy. Just like crossing the border without a legitimate need for asylum is illegal.
In either case, if you think the present law is wrong, work to change it. And, as others have said, if you choose to make a statement by defying it, then you must be prepared for the consequences. We have a long tradition of this.
Andy
Andy
May 24, 2019 23:02:29 #
May 25, 2019 06:47:18 #
AndyH wrote:
You’re good if the NH address is a legitimate one,... (show quote)
We were in the process of declaring NH our legal address. We have owned a home on Lake Winnipesaukee since Carter was in office. The economy tanked and home values had tanked. I think the Prime as almost 20%. We were able to buy a vacation home. We had the home torn down and were in the process of building a new home. The contractor who was doing the rebuild, who has done work on the place for over 20 years was in a bad accident over the winter and is now able to restart. When it is completed we will restart the residency process. The brownstone in the city goes in trust and we will use it and pay the rental fee to the trust when we want a "city fix"
We ski a lot. I have rented a small house last Fall so we could stay up there and hang out. That is the address. Even though we have decided to spend the summer on the Jersey shore I am maintaining the rental as I will be going back and forth until we move into the NH home. I hope this answers your concerns about the legitimacy of my address. In closing, before I retired I paid in the high 40% of my compensation to NYC, NY State, and Federal taxes. That did not include SS and Medicare nor RE Taxes to the city. This is a rather long story but I wanted to make sure this satisfies your high moral concerns about my "legitimate address" and taxes.
Again you made an assumption about addresses and the shipping of purchases. Remember when you make assumptions you and the first three letters of the word are joined.
May 25, 2019 06:51:43 #
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