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ebay is automaticly charging tax now
ebay is charging tax depending on were the buyer is and theres nothing u can do about it.
I just sold a itiem for 3 k and the buyer got hit with around a 200$ tax bill.
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Permalink Reply by Paul on
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In this country yes ebay will charge you tax because that's the law here. What country was your buyer from?
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Permalink Reply by marc e on
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It depends on what state ur buyer is from if the get a tax bill. And this is brand new change on Ebay. U used to not have to charge tax at all
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We used to have a tax free threshold below 1000 us but the law changed and we have to pay 10% under 1k on imports.
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Permalink Reply by BallroomDays67 on
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If the buyer is in DC, Nebraska or New Jersey, they purchased the item a day too late.
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In that case, they were a month too late.
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Permalink Reply by James on
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I know that previously if the seller and buyer were from the same US state, then the buyer would have to pay the state sales tax.
So this is something new and different?
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brand new and u have no control of or to opt out for him they charge and collect it .and he wont know that he has to pay it till he buys it.
also they just added the good till u cancel listings wich suck for sellers also
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When you’re buying a high-priced item, that can really hurt as described in the OP. OUCH!
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Permalink Reply by Full Time Flipper on
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Try living in the UK we get hit with a 20% tax bill on anything over £15 even more if bought through the e bay global shipping programme sometimes up to 30%
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Permalink Reply by Steve Zarelli on
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@Try living in the UK we get hit with a 20% tax bill on anything over £15
But, the government health care is "free"!! LOL
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