Posts by Brian Sanders57

copperstag95 said:My two cents:

I suppose if the delivery is handled by a firm that isn't registered for sales tax, then the place of supply is essentially their own home base; therefore, they wouldn't be charging any sales tax, and you, acting as the buyer, wouldn't be calculating any sales tax either, I guess.

That was my initial thought, but then I started overthinking all the "what ifs," and I just can't find any clear examples.😁

Jeremy Anderson63 said:If I'm following you, you're just buying goods from some "small business" over in the European Union.

In that case, you look at Section 4, subsection 2, paragraph a of the Tax Law which defines what counts as taxable. Based on that, a "small taxpayer" isn't treated as a full "taxable entity." That means there isn't even a taxable acquisition happening in the other European Union country where the shipment ends up once they complete the delivery (in this case, here in the US).

You don't fill out any special VAT forms. You just record the incoming invoice as a domestic one.

Exactly. We wouldn't even be able to file sales tax forms because the company isn't in the database, so they wouldn't accept the filing anyway. Thanks so much for the answers.🙂

I have a question 😁, I'm feeling a bit lost here. I've read about every possible scenario online except this one: what happens when you acquire assets from a company that isn't part of the VAT system?
Basically, I buy something from a firm in the European Union, but that company isn't registered for VAT in its own country. How do I report the acquisition of these goods? I can't fill out the VAT forms because the company isn't in the database, which means I can't calculate input tax on the VAT return either (since I need the actual VAT invoices to do that), right? Or am I missing something? The more I read and think about it, the more confused I get. 🙂

Selling some CDs

CD Marilyn Manson-Lest WE forget The Best of -$10
Alice Cooper - The Best of -$10
Guns n roses-Greatest Hits -$10
Slash -$10
Madonna-The -$8.25
Pink-Funhouse -$8.25
Beyoncé-B Day Deluxe Edition -$10
Beyoncé-I Am... Sasha Fierce 2cd -$12
Destiny's Child-Survivor -$8.25
En Vogue-The Best of -$8.25
Christina Aguilera-Stripped -$8.25
Melania Fiona-The -$8.25
Lady Gaga-The -$12
Rihanna - Loud -30 KN Flo Rida-R -$10
Rihanna-Rated R -$10
Rihanna - Loud -30 KN Flo Rida-R -$10

Flo Rida-R.O.O.T.S. -$8.25
Justin Timberlake-Futuresex -$8.25
Prince-Ultimate Collection 2cd -$12
David Guetta-Nothing -$12

CDs for sale

Marilyn Manson - Lest We Forget: The Best Of
Alice Cooper - The Best Of
Guns N' Roses - Greatest Hits
Slash
Madonna - The Immaculate Collection
Pink - Funhouse
Beyoncé - B'Day Deluxe Edition
Beyoncé - I Am... Sasha Fierce
Destiny's Child - Survivor
En Vogue - The Best Of
Christina Aguilera - Stripped
Melanie Fiona - The Bridge
Lady Gaga - The Fame Monster
Rihanna - Good Girl Gone Bad
Rihanna - Rated R
Rihanna - Loud
Rihanna - Talk That Talk
Flo Rida - R.O.O.T.S.
Justin Timberlake - FutureSex/LoveSounds
Prince - Ultimate Collection
David Guetta - Nothing but the Beat

Check the link in my signature for pricing and more details.

They come in all sorts of sizes, colors, and compression levels. As I recall, prices start around 50-$33 depending on which brand you go with.

You can find it in any pharmacy.😉

I get allergic reactions from nickel jewelry myself, or I’ll end up with a rash on my stomach from a belt buckle or something. Unfortunately, I think you just have to accept that you can't wear anything containing nickel.🤷

Megan Diaz76 said:Does anyone know where that shop on Fifth Avenue is located?

The Green Tea House—14 Fifth Avenue, Hunting Horn