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From: burton@inuxg.UUCP (Thomas Burton)
Newsgroups: net.legal,net.consumers,net.taxes
Subject: Re: Question on sales/use tax on out-of-state purchases
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Date: Wed, 23-May-84 12:42:21 EDT
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Posted: Wed May 23 12:42:21 1984
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xx <- two-footed bug stomp!
I didn't see the original, just most of the followups, so forgive
me if this has already been mentioned. The Indiana State Tax form
has a line for entering sales tax on all purchases made out-of-state.
Thus, I gather I'm supposed to keep track of all my mail order purchases
and compute sales tax on this amount to add onto my State Tax. Suuuurrrre.
Similarly, even if I buy a car out of state (which I did, from my
father in Va), I must pay sales tax on that car when I first register it
unless I have a signed statement from the seller stating that he is an
authorized car dealer and has collected sales tax on the purchase already.
Of course, you can always lie about the amount you  paid...(not that I
would EVER recommend that!)


			Doug Burton
			ATT-CP Indianapolis
			inuxg!burton