While their ruling covers all transactions, I can think of 2 purchases I made online that saved $$$ in sales tax.
For higher $ guns, there was a very distinct advantage in buying online, paying $50 shipping and a $25 FFL fee.
That changes today, where the Supreme Court says that states can collect sales taxes on out of state purchases.
So the question posed here, do you think that's going to drive some of your purchases to local establishments?
Will that help local gun stores?
For higher $ guns, there was a very distinct advantage in buying online, paying $50 shipping and a $25 FFL fee.
That changes today, where the Supreme Court says that states can collect sales taxes on out of state purchases.
So the question posed here, do you think that's going to drive some of your purchases to local establishments?
Will that help local gun stores?