Tax
Apr. 14, 2012
Amazon.com readies for online sales tax
By cutting a deal, Amazon and lawmakers left the broader tax law question unresolved and made the already convoluted tax system that much more complex.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Beginning in September, online retailer Amazon.com Inc. will start collecting sales tax on purchases made in California, bringing to a close a short-lived, but explosive, dispute over whether online retailers are legally bound to collect the tax. Rather than fight, the company cut a deal with state legislators last fall that delayed the tax for a year in exchange for halting efforts to put the issue to voters. ...
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