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In theory, the US constitution forbids states from interfering with interstate commerce too.
by Manuel_D 1y ago
In theory, the US constitution forbids states from interfering with interstate commerce too.
- ggm 1y ago<insert Yogi Berra quote about theory and practice here>
- cobbzilla 1y agoIn theory yes, but in reality the "Dormant Commerce Clause" is weak protection. We've let states set their own "internet services" taxes, making selling anything online in the US a regulatory nightmare. A third-party vendor to manage (and keep up with) the tax laws to stay compliant is basically required for anyone selling online, or risk the wrath of various state tax bodies.