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I guess I assumed it would be handled through ebay's payment system. If not, I could see how that would be a pain. Still, that's only 50 checks a year. Doesn
by d23 14y ago
I guess I assumed it would be handled through ebay's payment system. If not, I could see how that would be a pain. Still, that's only 50 checks a year. Doesn't seem that difficult.
- dangrossman 14y agoWhat about everyone that sells online and doesn't do it through eBay?
- askimto 14y agoYou go out of business because your margin was razor thin. Obviously.
- dangrossman 14y ago[deleted: don't feed trolls]
- askimto 14y agoIf that's the only argument then I hope it passes. Why should some minuscule number of small businesses hold everything up?
- deleted 14y ago[deleted]
- jerf 14y agoIt's not the 50 checks a year, it's knowing 50 state laws (which are not all the same with regard to what is and is not taxed, and can and do change), tracking, computing, and being ready to prove to 50 jurisdictions that you've complied with their laws. If so much as one of them decides to challenge you on it, you can probably kiss your profits for the year goodbye. Merely writing the checks is trivial.