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Hop head |
I'm familiar with that page, been editing orders a few times today to add shipping and insurance to stuff I sold the past 2 nights, (can't add until the buyer reviews) unfortunately most buyers don't realize that GB lumped them all together, https://chandlersfirearms.com/chesterfield-armament/ | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
And that's why I say they are scumbags for lumping everything into the item's sale price to calculate the tax. Q | |||
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Should be illegal in most states (If not all) to charge sales tax on labor and shipping. I think I'd take the recommendation of h2oys (on pg 1) and see what would happen with that email. And include the screenshot from your post on pg 2. | |||
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אַרְיֵה |
I do not know about shipping, but I do know about sales tax for labor, at least in Florida. I run a small business; I have to follow the rules per the Florida Department of Revenue. Let's use a repair shop as an example. Sales tax is always charged for parts. It may or may not be charged for labor, as follows: If the customer is charged for labor only, there is no sales tax charged. If the customer is charged for parts only, or for parts and labor, then sales tax must be collected for the total bill. Here's a crazy, but accurate, example. Suppose a thirty-nine cent part needs to be replaced. Replacement is very complex, requiring many hours of disassembly and reassembly to replace the thirty-nine cent part, let's say a thousand dollars for labor. If the customer just buys the part to replace it himself, sales tax is charged for thirty-nine cents. If the customer brings his own part, there is no sales tax charged for the shop's $1,000.00 labor. If the shop supplies both labor and the part, for a total of $1,000.39 (thirty-nine cents for the part and a thousand dollars labor to install it), sales tax must be collected for the total amount. הרחפת שלי מלאה בצלופחים | |||
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^^^ that's fucking nuts! | |||
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אַרְיֵה |
Yes, it is crazy. Here's more: I own a fleet of carpet cleaning machines ("steam cleaners"), that I supply to hardware stores that rent them to do-it-yourself customers. When I buy repair parts for these machines, I do not pay sales tax on the parts because the stores collect sales tax from the retail customers. Let's say I buy some machine screws and washers and lock-nuts. No sales tax. But if I need to buy a screwdriver or a wrench to install the hardware, I pay sales tax on the tools because the tools do not become part of the rental unit. This means that in order to follow the letter of the law, I have to tell my supplier to go through the invoice, line by line, and mark each item individually as taxable or non-taxable. Either that, or generate two separate invoices, one for taxable items and the other for non-taxable items. הרחפת שלי מלאה בצלופחים | |||
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Oriental Redneck |
** UPDATE ** Jackasses finally took the seller's fee and the sales tax out of the latest statements they sent me. Doesn't change my opinion of them trying to charge me while the case was still in dispute. Q | |||
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I haven't sold anything on GB in a few years, maybe 5. But I get weekly emails from them about the sales tax. The most I use the site for is a price check on items I might sell locally. | |||
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Member |
General observation about support at GunBroker, in addition to the issue noted in OP. I saw two auctions that looked fraudulent (2 sellers both with 3 listings each for the exact same gun, same pictures & serial #s, same exact language in listing - both new sellers / no feedback). Opened a support ticket for potential fraud seller, still hasn't been checked a few days later, now one of the sellers has been banned - new feedback has a couple buyers lost at least $1,900.00. Buyer beware and all, but the site had a support ticket in on both sellers. One still active. <>< America, Land of the Free - because of the Brave | |||
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Gunbroker has gone downhill since it was sold at the beginning of the year. I can't tell you how many fraudulent and shady sales I have seen. It isn't just new sellers either. In many cases it is coming from dormant accounts with a few dozen sales. Be wary, and do your dilligence. https://www.thetruthaboutguns....ite-for-240-million/
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