Mike
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Re: Pickpockets
Technically yes. If money is earned within a state, it is their right by law to collect tax. Truck drivers have an interesting time then. I would like to hear from someone or someone who knows something about this.
Not pickpocketing, it's whining.
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SkyDude
join:2000-11-19
Raynham, MA
| Interstate drivers are exempt from this type of taxation. By virtue of the fact they are engaged in interstate commerce, the Feds don't allow this.
In the case of the programmer, he should tell them to go pound sand and find a good lawyer to fight this. |
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rtcpenguin
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said by Mike  :Technically yes. If money is earned within a state, it is their right by law to collect tax. But what is the definition of in? Telemarketers make out of state calls and earn commission from sales to out of state customers. Do they have to pay taxes in those states?
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Mike
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clubs: | depends on the state. New York for example, yes. |
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en102
Canadian, eh?
join:2001-01-26
Valencia, CA | reply to rtcpenguin
So what happens when I end up telecommuting to places like India or Canada ? Currently I end up supporting systems in 4 states and 2 different countries. |
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