It's illegal to record someone's voice in Washington state without their previous consent. Anyone who unwillingly come into contact could bring damages and civil lawsuits against the person who owns the TV as well as any companies involved in the transfer of this data.
I'd imagine the stress he and his family must be feeling along with all the legal fees he'll need to protect himself in this situation both constitute actual damages.
Just because they call it a "scientific theory" does not mean it's some flimsy thought process. Our understanding of gravity is called the theory of gravity, but even though everyone knows it; it's still called a theory
I believe I speak for every Washingtonian, of those who even know about the law, when I say, "What purchase? I didn't make any purchase on the internet."
Yeah as far as Use Tax is concerned; we ain't ever heard of no Internets up here in Seattle
It's not a tax on the seller. It's a tax on the buyer. So while I would pay no sales taxes on something bought from Virginia online. You on the other hand would pay taxes on purchases made from a Washington based seller.
If you come to Washington and tell your checker, at whichever store you choose, that you are from out of state and so are to be charged no sales tax; you still have to pay the tax
Unless Connecticut is home to magical wizards they're going to tax this like any other state does, and so all online digital goods purchased from companies recognized as being in Connecticut will be taxed.
That is not true at all. Every corporation has to incorporate in a specific state, and hence in bound by laws of that state.
I'd imagine they think of the taxation as a tax on the service of providing the licensing for the music, rather than a tax on a good taken delivery of.
I find it pretty simple that my taxes are clearly stated, and understood before incurring them, on a receipt at the end of each transaction.
As for the regressive nature of the tax; you do know we can buy things out of state? If the tax is so bad for any of the goods I want then I can just go order goods from someone with no sales tax. I've already saved my entire Amazon Prime membership fee in taxes
Alright, and now looking at my taxes and doing what you said.....They're exactly the same
If a person isn't forming a contract for digital goods with a company recognized as being inside of Connecticut; no tax. If a person forms such a contact with a business that is recognized as being in Connecticut; Tax on
Why is this such a hard concept to grasp? When you buy something on your phone you're already charged and given an invoice. Now they just added tax to that like any other transaction.
So unless you're going to commit tax fraud, Turbotax is all they'd need to comply. This is already in place, and working fine, in Washington state.
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What's to keep a computer from generating the essay?
But in my heart place I want to see everyone of those fuckers die in agony
Welcome to the power of surface value
Having observed my native land America I can't say that someone not wearing a seat belt is such a rare occurrence
It's illegal to record someone's voice in Washington state without their previous consent. Anyone who unwillingly come into contact could bring damages and civil lawsuits against the person who owns the TV as well as any companies involved in the transfer of this data.
I'd imagine the stress he and his family must be feeling along with all the legal fees he'll need to protect himself in this situation both constitute actual damages.
Really? They've made tort law quite weak?
I'll take your word, but do you happen to have some articles to back this up?
I foresee a large lawsuit settlement in his future
"Public interest is not well served by a structure and executive leadership that's conflicted by the same industry it's supposed to oversee"
America needs to build a large statue and put this on it
Well they're both destined to return and destroy the earth.....
Just because they call it a "scientific theory" does not mean it's some flimsy thought process. Our understanding of gravity is called the theory of gravity, but even though everyone knows it; it's still called a theory
Unless they're mutants on their alien planet they can't really be the Teenage "Mutant" Ninja Turtles, now can they?
It's like they wrote a movie that had nothing to do with TMNT, and then just stuck the old name on it anyways
Amazon does, but many of the sellers who work with Amazon Prime memberships do not calculate tax
I believe I speak for every Washingtonian, of those who even know about the law, when I say, "What purchase? I didn't make any purchase on the internet."
Yeah as far as Use Tax is concerned; we ain't ever heard of no Internets up here in Seattle
Take a look at one of my latest purchases off of Amazon prime
Item(s) Subtotal: $4.93
Shipping & Handling: $0.00
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Total Before Tax: $4.93
Sales Tax: $0.00
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I'm only being taxed on purchases that come from Washington based sellers
It's not a tax on the seller. It's a tax on the buyer. So while I would pay no sales taxes on something bought from Virginia online. You on the other hand would pay taxes on purchases made from a Washington based seller.
Except in a few situations
It seems like any other damages beyond that would be cover under tort law.
Why does the involving of an Iphone matter in the slightest?
Ummm, yes you can
If you come to Washington and tell your checker, at whichever store you choose, that you are from out of state and so are to be charged no sales tax; you still have to pay the tax
Unless Connecticut is home to magical wizards they're going to tax this like any other state does, and so all online digital goods purchased from companies recognized as being in Connecticut will be taxed.
That is not true at all. Every corporation has to incorporate in a specific state, and hence in bound by laws of that state.
I'd imagine they think of the taxation as a tax on the service of providing the licensing for the music, rather than a tax on a good taken delivery of.
I find it pretty simple that my taxes are clearly stated, and understood before incurring them, on a receipt at the end of each transaction.
As for the regressive nature of the tax; you do know we can buy things out of state? If the tax is so bad for any of the goods I want then I can just go order goods from someone with no sales tax. I've already saved my entire Amazon Prime membership fee in taxes
Alright, and now looking at my taxes and doing what you said.....They're exactly the same
Simple
If a person isn't forming a contract for digital goods with a company recognized as being inside of Connecticut; no tax. If a person forms such a contact with a business that is recognized as being in Connecticut; Tax on
Same for Washington
Why is this such a hard concept to grasp? When you buy something on your phone you're already charged and given an invoice. Now they just added tax to that like any other transaction.
So unless you're going to commit tax fraud, Turbotax is all they'd need to comply. This is already in place, and working fine, in Washington state.
Income tax makes my skin crawl.
I vastly prefer sales tax. Although in this case it really ought to be a flat tax