Arkansas is among a group of states that don't think the Internet should be a tax-free haven for online shoppers. Since 2001, Arkansas has worked with several states in a project to streamline tax codes so vendors can tax online and mail-purchases when the retailer is located outside the buyer's home state.
July 30, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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The original version of this story was published on Law.Com
Arkansas is among a group of states that don’t think the Internet should be a tax-free haven for online shoppers.
Since 2001, Arkansas has worked with several states in a project to streamline tax codes so vendors can tax online and mail-purchases when the retailer is located outside the buyer’s home state.
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