Target sport USA charging tax?!

Suck it Cuomo.

Tax? More like a bribe to NY to keep the brass flowing. Apparently Andy is working out a deal with the heroin cartel.

Yep, I ordered a new edc knife and guess what? Tax! Fuckers!!

are they located or have office in NY .. FUAC ..

This legitimizes the commerce though, does it not?

State: court, those people shouldnt sell that here.
Business: but they're collecting tax on it.
Court: next case please.

just went to there site .. grrr gotta sign up to get to cart and see .. cant checkout as a guest .. gotta sign up ...

option.. blow up there face book about ...

BDinPutnam said:

This legitimizes the commerce though, does it not?

State: court, those people shouldnt sell that here.
Business: but they're collecting tax on it.
Court: next case please.

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Taxation is theft... but this argument also worth the theft in the long run

Taxation without representation...makes me drink zinfandel. It's okay, I'm an asshole.

There goes the prime discount. FUAC

Call the NYS Tax and Finance, they will tell you that you shouldn't have to pay tax unless they have a brick and motor business in NY. It's up to each individual to report all internet transactions at tax time.

Find a drop ship point.

Everywhere will be doing this because NYS passed a law forcing them to do so.

Eurooptics collected tax on my last order.

If you think about how much good that tax money is doing, it makes it more bearable.

kev74 said:

If you think about how much good that tax money is doing, it makes it more bearable.

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That's the greatest shame of it all.

Target Sport is just doing what it must to survive.

The SCOTUS let us down bigtime.

Supreme Court allows states to collect sales taxes on more online transactions

Generically, in light of the 5–4 Supreme Court decision (unusual because Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg sided with 4 conservative judges, while Chief Justice John Roberts sided with 3 liberal judges), FUAC issued a formal royal proclaimation (with no legislative approval) "sales tax must be collected by any out-of-state company with no physical presence in NY, so long as the business generated more than $300,000 in sales delivered to New York addresses during the previous 12 months and had more than 100 individual transactions." FUAC proclaimed it was his royal birthright to do so and legislative approval wasn't necessary because the Supreme Court had made dormant provisions of state tax law "immediately effective."

Specific to TSUSA, there is rumour around New Haven County that an FUAC minion (who visits unnamed forums used by NYers who do fully endorse FUAC's policies) suggested a process of demanding previous NY customer sales to harvest sweet old money revenue directly from the resistance. It seems that a small potatoes TSUSA became a priority and pressures from the west leveraged recent compliance to the neighboring king's proclaimation. There is wisdom in Fight Club rule #1.

still ahead of the game in my opinion kinda off set by the free shipping maybe some other sellers will now ship to NY

It would be hilarious if an unintended consequence of FUAC's proclaimation opened up the NY market and on-line ammo prices fell more than than the sales tax rates.

oc shooter said:

still ahead of the game in my opinion kinda off set by the free shipping maybe some other sellers will now ship to NY

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You cannot tax illegal goods or services. By accepting tax money they are in fact saying shipping ammo to NY is legal.

Steal2B said:

It would be hilarious if an unintended consequence of FUAC's proclaimation opened up the NY market and on-line ammo prices fell more than than the sales tax rates.

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I believe other on line retailers will now take another look at shipping to NY.

You are supposed to declare internet purchases and pay sales tax on those items. Purchasers never do, so they have shifted the burden to retailers. Thank Amazon and Walmart along with the other few who voluntarily complied and tilted to scales!

Want to avoid tax, you'll have to travel and purchase (cash). And even then, technically you're still supposed to paysales tax back here. Anyone remember Cuomo Sr., sending tax goons to NJ Malls recording Lic. Plates on vehicles parked in Mall lots?

A clear sign NY is getting close to its death throes and the desperation stinks like a rotting corpse!

I would suggest not posting those that are not yet! If you need to ask use the (start a conversation option) PM.

You only needed to specifically report items purchase don the Internet if over a certain dollar amount. You also had the option of paying sales taxes for lessor Internet sales by way of your tax return. I pay my sales taxes, on items I buy from out of state vendors via the Internet, virtually every year by way of my income tax returns and answering yes to whether or not I wanted to have them taken out of my return. It was rare I ever checked no. There is a box to check off either that you want to pay sales tax of not. When you check yes, the amount withheld is based on your income, it is pretty minimal but is nonetheless repugnant. As for the SC decision that says out of state vendors now need to collect tax - well that sucks but that includes all of them within certain limits.

Tax revenues increased in all but five states in fiscal year 2012, with some recording noticeable gains. In all, states collected $794.6 billion, a record-highthat represents a 13 percent increase from 2010 totals, not adjusting for inflation.

That's in 2012.

Yes, we must be a party to funding our own destruction.
Robin