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ShanaSmith said:It is a state law. Because we do not charge actual shipping costs (we are usually less) it is considered shipping and handling which is taxable in most states.
Shipping is taxed because it is considered a separate service or transaction from the actual sale of the product. Therefore, it is subject to its own tax rate. This is similar to how other services, such as labor or installation fees, are also taxed separately.
No, the tax on shipping is based on the location where the product is being delivered, not where it is purchased. So even if you buy the product in-store, if it is shipped to a state with a sales tax, the shipping will also be taxed.
The only way to avoid paying tax on shipping is to purchase the product in a state or country with no sales tax and have it shipped to a location in that same state or country. However, keep in mind that this could potentially lead to other tax or customs fees.
The tax on shipping is calculated based on the tax rate of the destination where the product is being shipped. This can vary depending on the state or country, and may also include any additional local taxes or fees.
The tax on shipping may be different from the sales tax rate because it is based on the specific destination of the product. Sales tax is usually based on the location of the purchase, while shipping tax is based on the location where the product is being delivered.