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South Dakota v. Wayfair has the Supreme Court divided over online sales tax. See what each side argues and what a ruling could mean for you.
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That satisfying feeling of skipping sales tax on an online purchase may soon change.
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South Dakota v.
The South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley argued that states are losing massive sales tax revenue.
The lawyer for the three internet retailers in this case, Wayfair, overstock.com and Newegg, argued that a ruling that overturns Quill would impose a massive burden on small online sellers.
Currently, big online companies like Amazon and Walmart already charge their customers sales tax for online purchases that are made directly from the company, rather than third-party sellers.
On the other hand, brick-and-mortar stores are suffering a decline in in-store sales and many are frustrated by what’s known in the retail world as “showrooming.”.
A decision by the Supreme Court is expected in late June so stay tuned.
South Dakota Attorney General Marty Jackley argued that states are losing massive sales tax revenue, estimated at tens of billions of dollars, needed for expenditures like infrastructure, education and healthcare.
The lawyer for Wayfair, overstock.com and Newegg argued that overturning Quill would impose a massive burden on small online sellers.
Big online companies like Amazon and Walmart already charge customers sales tax for online purchases made directly from the company, rather than from third-party sellers.
A decision by the Supreme Court is expected in late June.
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1 The Case Before the Court.
2 What Each Side Is Arguing.
3 How Online Sales Tax Works Today.
4 What Happens Next.
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