Nope. And if we started a lottery and raise the gas tax nothing will change
OT: I knew this was coming, why such is a certainty...
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Nope. And if we started a lottery and raise the gas tax nothing will change
Technically, it's where the "transfer of goods" occurred. For online sales, that's interpreted as where the buyer is located.
This^^^^
Other online companies like Wayfair and Overstock.com will be hurt by this..
I don't mind paying sales tax on like as long as it goes to right pocket....
Small business had to pay online taxes and it makes the playing field fair now against companies like Wayfair and Overstock.com.
At least Amazon has been doing the right thing by charging taxes in the last several years...
I remember the Penny tax for Education under Dick Riley, the local Penny tax for hotel and tourism under Richland County and other local counties... And now the Penny Tax for the roads and Bridges under Haley or McMasters...
Where is the money???
It’s probably like the lottery money.
Here’s a breakdown on how each dollar spent on the state education lottery is being used by South Carolina. According to the latest figures from the South Carolina Education Lottery website, 66 cents of each dollar goes to pay out the winners.
The stores that sold the winning ticket gets about 7 cents commission.
After paying lottery employees to run the games and oversee the operations and advertising worth 2 cents worth of the dollar, it leaves about a quarter left to actually be spent on education.
20 cents of the education funding goes to higher education, libraries, scholarships and other programs. Roughly four pennies of that dollar makes its way down to the local classroom.
