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for the record....
"Hardesty said his primary advice to clients is to honestly compute and report their use tax liability. His secondary advice is to leave the line blank rather than enter a zero if you don't want to bother."

As a former agent, this is wrong. You still have to sub total. Does he advise his clients to leave that blank too?

I read this article quickly and perhaps I missed it, but what about the fact that you paid a tax in the other state? The simple and test-proven remedy... lower you state tax and most in-state consumers won't have to shop elsewhere. The over-zealous, highly paid executives making the decisions don't get it! But they want more public money to pay for THEIR stoopid projects and fund more things most state citizens won't benefit from... And they wonder why there was a civil war!
Posted by: DarbyOhara   Posted on: 04/09/04 You are currently: a Guest | Members login | Terms of Use
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for the record....  DarbyOhara | 04/09/04
Isn't this why we have tea parties?  auser_that_reads | 04/09/04
Hear, hear!  techboy_z | 04/09/04
If local businesses tended to business  DB_z | 04/09/04
One more reason  Update victim | 04/09/04
local businesses  V Sanders | 04/09/04
Use Tax = Rip-off  Update victim | 04/09/04
exactly  V Sanders | 04/09/04
Too funny!  ShadeTree | 04/09/04
nope  V Sanders | 04/09/04
why not drop state tax for a sales tax only  V Sanders | 04/09/04
Ah yes!  MkIIISupra | 04/09/04
Be careful of rip offs!!!!  No_Ax_to_Grind | 04/10/04
hairball  blahblahblah | 04/11/04
sadistic is the word  blahblahblah | 04/11/04
Need for Federal Sales Tax  George Mitchell | 04/11/04

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