National Pass - through Sales Tax

[DGS49]

(1) all interstate sales transactions are subject to a 5% NPST.

(2) Seller (e.g., Tire Rack) collects the tax and remits to the IRS.

(3) IRS retains 0.25% and remits the balance to the respective states based on ship to zip code.

(4) States agree to accept the NPST in full satisfaction of the state's sales or use tax on interstate sales transactions.

(5) the only funds retained by the Feds are the 0.25%.

 

[Zander]

Why?

 

[william the wie]

Why?

to sustain D controlled states. Taxes are much higher in Blue states. This is also blatantly unconstitutional unless congress signs off.

 

[Pksimon2007]

(1) all interstate sales transactions are subject to a 5% NPST.

(2) Seller (e.g., Tire Rack) collects the tax and remits to the IRS.

(3) IRS retains 0.25% and remits the balance to the respective states based on ship to zip code.

(4) States agree to accept the NPST in full satisfaction of the state's sales or use tax on interstate sales transactions.

(5) the only funds retained by the Feds are the 0.25%.

Sounds like a really good deal for the rich.

 

[william the wie]

(1) all interstate sales transactions are subject to a 5% NPST.

(2) Seller (e.g., Tire Rack) collects the tax and remits to the IRS.

(3) IRS retains 0.25% and remits the balance to the respective states based on ship to zip code.

(4) States agree to accept the NPST in full satisfaction of the state's sales or use tax on interstate sales transactions.

(5) the only funds retained by the Feds are the 0.25%.

Sounds like a really good deal for the rich.

Soak the poor and middle-class to support the bureaucracy and keep people on welfare rolls to vote for "Progressives".

 

[bripat9643]

(1) all interstate sales transactions are subject to a 5% NPST.

(2) Seller (e.g., Tire Rack) collects the tax and remits to the IRS.

(3) IRS retains 0.25% and remits the balance to the respective states based on ship to zip code.

(4) States agree to accept the NPST in full satisfaction of the state's sales or use tax on interstate sales transactions.

(5) the only funds retained by the Feds are the 0.25%.

How about leave the tax at 0%?

 

[Mad Scientist]

The Economy is tankin' so lets figger out a "new" tax.

What a great fuckin' idea.