Well, I could complain that you state charges me sales tax and I don’t live in your state. That’s sort of discriminatory, I think — against me... LOL...
If I buy a computer in your state and never live there, and use the computer for years, why should I be charged your state’s sale tax... :-)
As you can see, your state also benefits by charging *out of state* people sales tax in which they can not vote on and have absolutely nothing to do with...
We should start a movement so that your state cannot charge out-of-state people sales tax... LOL...
Either your response went right over my head or you did not understand my point.
My taxdollars pay the out of state worker who spends their money in their state—not mine. So for my state to boost their revenue they could bring the work back home or they can go after me for sales tax on purchases I make in another state.
Why can the State cross state lines and do business where they get more value for their dollars (my tax dollars paid) while the simple person/taxpayer cannot?