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by ceejayoz
410 days ago
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> 0% federal rate, because the Constitution does not allow for a federal sales tax. https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/sales_tax "The federal government could theoretically levy a nationwide federal sales tax under Article I Section 8 of the U.S. Constitution, but Congress has declined to do so." (And I'm advocating for a higher state/Federal income tax rate so we don't need sales tax rates to make up the budget gaps we fill with sales taxes today.) > To put it in terms a programmer would understand: each month, my entire department spent less time on sales tax compliance than the average Typescript programmer spends on compiling. Sure. Because you outsourced that work to a third-party. Who doesn't work for free. You pass that cost to your customers, yes? |
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