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The local taxes are rarely based on the street address and typically coincides with a larger municipal division. The problem in that case is trying to use the
by JackFr 7y ago
The local taxes are rarely based on the street address and typically coincides with a larger municipal division.
The problem in that case is trying to use the “address” for two purposes which may not be aligned, getting goods to the buyer and trying to find their tax domicile.
- DrScump 7y agolocal taxes are rarely based on the street address No, they're based on the underlying geographical boundaries based on the parcel number. This usually corresponds to the city in the mailing address (in contiguously Incorporated lots) but not always.