Any telecommuting fpDevelopers watching this?

Ron Kracht rkracht at filegate.net
Wed Mar 30 06:49:28 PST 2005


Kenneth Brody wrote:

>Quoting Walter Vaughan (Wed, 30 Mar 2005 07:20:46 -0500):
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>>Seems the state of New York thinks that it has nexis[0] if you remotely
>>perform work  for a company located in NY. While at first glance this is
>>a reasonable request of the state, it's probably apply to independent
>>contractors soon.
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>http://yro.slashdot.org/yro/05/03/29/2347245.shtml?tid=98&tid=123&tid=103&tid=17
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>As a New Yorker, I'm not surprised at this.  Last year the state said
>you have to pay New York sales tax on items bought outside of the state
>but used within the state.  (And not just things bought through the mail,
>but everything.  If you go on vacation and buy something and bring it back
>to New York, you need to pay New York sales tax.)
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That's not unique to NY.   KY has the same tax regulations as do I
expect most other states.  Since no one is normally tracking your out of
state purchases it's a regulation that is most often enforced when those
purchases are discovered in the midst of some other investigation and
have significant value. They are a lot more concerned about you crossing
the state line to buy a new car than they are about the Mickey Mouse
ears you brought back from Florida.





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