Is there a state sales tax on the $30.00 sign up fee?

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Actually, Idaho has a "use" tax, which means no matter where you buy the product, if you use it in Idaho you must pay at least 6% (but not on services)
"That is an issue for you to take up with the tax department. Verizon is just obeying the tax laws." I would love to, but Verizon hasn't responded. Verizon is just obeying the tax laws, as they understand them, but could they be wrong?

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Hi,
Nope your not missing anything its just not available at this stage.
I'll pass this feedback to our dev team while I can’t guarantee this request will be developed right away, please keep an eye on the BC Blog and forums for the latest news on upcoming updates, including feature requests such as yours.
Our product management team are monitoring a range of channels and speaking with a large group of existing Partners to ensure we’re headed in the right direction.
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I'm sorry, I know this is probably not the right place to pose a question about sales tax, but I could not find the right category =/
If you think I should re-write this question in another category, I will
So, my situation is: I live in Brazil, and I have a friend who's going to the US in October. She is going to buy the new iMac for me.
I read on Apple's website that Sales Tax may apply. In which cases? If my friend goes to the retail store (instead of ordering it's shipment), does she has to pay this tax? how much is it normally? Does it depend on the State?
(And I only ask this because it's really not clear at apple.com and I don't know how sales tax work in the US...)
so thank you for your help!

Your question is really inappropriate to the Apple Discussions. The AD is a user-to-user forum for helping with technical problems and questions for Apple products. Sales taxes is certainly not one of those topics.
However, to answer your question. If your friend purchases a Mac in the Apple store or if you purchase it via the online store taxes will be charged. Sales taxes in the US are typically between 6-8 percent of the purchase cost depending upon the state in which it is purchased. There are a few states that do not levy sales taxes such as Nevada and Montana.
In addition when your friend takes the computer into your country you will likely be charged with import duties and taxes as well. If it's your expectation that this ploy will save you some money I wouldn't count on it.

I have a new Samsung phone and I live in CT. Last month they charged me $38 on my bill for the sales tax for the new phone which was $600. I'm paying for the phone itself over 20 installments of $30 each. Now again I'm getting that same $38 charge. I can

I have a new Samsung phone and I live in CT. Last month they charged me $38 on my bill for the sales tax for the new phone which was $600. I'm paying for the phone itself over 20 installments of $30 each. Now again I'm getting that same $38 charge. I can't believe that the monthly CT tax is higher than the payment for the phone itself. Does this make sense. Last time I spoke with them on the phone it was for 1 1/4 hours for something simple. I don't want to call unless I need to. The salesman told me nothing about any of this. Thank you for any help you can offer.

The bill from last month states:
CT state sales tax** $38.10
** In some states sales tax or surcharges are calculated on the full cost of the full retail price or VZW cost of the device you purchased and not on the discounted price you pay. The sales tax or surcharges charged on your device was based on $599.99 and appears on this first bill.
The current bill says the same.
Actually, now I'm realizing that last month's bill stated I was making the first payment toward the phone. Now this month also says it's the first payment toward the phone when it's really the second.

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Well, of course to remain within the law, you do report your "use tax" to your state or local government when required, right? You do have to pay taxes on your purchase, it's just a matter of whether the vendor collects it and submits it to your state or local government or if you submit it after the purchase.
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How do I charge sales tax on shipping ONLY for Minnesota addresses?

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can anyone help with this? thank you.
My items are properly set up so that customers with Minnesota bill-to and/or ship-to addresses are charged MN state sales tax on the items they purchase. But according to Minnesota law, they should ALSO be charged MN sales tax on the shipping costs. How do I adjust my shipping profiles so that shipping is taxed ONLY for Minnesota bill-to and/or ship-to addresses?

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I will make a complaint to the better business bureau. I'm out $48 (because I gave it to my brother- we are both college students paying our way through school- except I'm in my 30's and also paying bills). It isn't a lot of money but its a spit in the eyes from Verizon. 15 year customer- so what- spit in the eyes. Sells Verizon phones at her job everyday when she's not working really hard in school- so what- spit in the eyes. I'm also forwarding all of this to our district Verizon rep- see what she says.

Setting Sales Tax for in State ONLY??

What we have here is a failure to communicate... Either it is a language problem with support or they can't explain the feature.
All the answers I 'm getting are NOT answers to the question I'm asking. And the document is not clear either.
I have clients who sell products who ONLY need to charge sales tax to customers in the same state (PA) but BC is charging 6% to all customers regardless of location. We realize now that we should not have set the tax on individual products to PA 6% (although that is VERY counterintuitive), and we set up our tax code for the USA with all states being zero and pa being 6%. Tech cannot tell me how I should be setting taxes globally for products. IT is almost as if this feature does not exist:
ME: No, This is not acceptable nor does it make any sense.
In the USA, for most companies, we only charge sales tax to In state customers, not out of state customers. Therefore we need to be able to set up a global tax NOT on the product and NOT on the Country, but upon the state ONLY.
If this option is not available, it is a worthless system.
Parikshit Nath (Adobe Business Catalyst Support)
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There are two proper ways to add tax.
1. Add tax to shipping options: In this case, you create tax codes and shipping options too. Now, you add tax code to the shipping option as per the customer's destination country. Add a shipping option, and select the tax code in the shipping option. This is the more widely used method of applying tax. From what I had seen, you didn't create any shipping options yet, hence the confusion.
2. Add tax directly to the product: This is what you had done. This will, as you have already mentioned, apply the tax to the product, irrespective of the customer's address details.
Hope this clarifies the situation.
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Your question is really inappropriate to the Apple Discussions. The AD is a user-to-user forum for helping with technical problems and questions for Apple products. Sales taxes is certainly not one of those topics.
However, to answer your question. If your friend purchases a Mac in the Apple store or if you purchase it via the online store taxes will be charged. Sales taxes in the US are typically between 6-8 percent of the purchase cost depending upon the state in which it is purchased. There are a few states that do not levy sales taxes such as Nevada and Montana.
In addition when your friend takes the computer into your country you will likely be charged with import duties and taxes as well. If it's your expectation that this ploy will save you some money I wouldn't count on it.

Does the online Apple store observe sales tax holidays?

(I know this is a bit off-topic, but there isn't a more suitable category that I could find)
Does anyone know if the online Apple store respects state sales tax holidays, or does it charge sales tax regardless?

I try not to use telephones if I can possibly help it.
The online store does indeed respect state sales tax holidays:
http://store.apple.com/us/browse/campaigns/tax/holiday

Sales tax in PO but not included at the time of GR

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i have creted the PO including sales tax amount, is there any way when i post the GR against this PO the sales tax amount not calculated.

Hi,
In response to your requirement:
let me clear my business scenario...
total price of po is usd100 and sales tax is 20%.
system calculate sales tax separate the reason being the codition type for sales tax is statistical.
is it possible that the value of sales tax included in the PO net price but not calculate at the time of GR.
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This is very much possible. Include your tax condition type in the calculation of net price and make this tax as deductible.Donot assign NVV key to it.
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If I were to purchase the phone in another state from an AT&T/Verizon store, or one of their "authorized resellers" in person, would I pay the tax for the state I am purchasing the phone in, or would I have to pay California's higher tax on the unsubsidized "retail" price?
I realize that the online Apple Store charges tax based on the phone's shipping address.
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No, this is not a first time phone. Have been with Verizon since 2000, and am happy so far. Need to get two phones to replace some dinosaurs that we have now.
Haven't decided on Verizon or AT&T yet. Verizon=Better coverage. AT&T=Lower plan rate. Will not even consider Sprint.
It's not a carrier issue. I'm just trying to save maybe $60 on sales tax for the two phones. (Yep - I'm a cheap old geezer!)
I will check on the different states and their sales tax policies on unsubsidized/subsidized phones.

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