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A retailer that I know of, based in the midwest, has sales representatives who permanently reside in California. According to CA law, any retailer that has a nexus with California is regarded as "engaged in business", and the company must register to pay sales/use tax for all items sold in CA. The same law states that having sales reps in CA definitely qualifies as having a nexus.
This company has never paid a dime's worth of sales tax in CA. I'm guessing that it has sold well over $1M worth of products just in CA over the last few years.
If "someone" were to notify the California BOE (Board of Equalization), how soon would an investigation of this company begin and when would the company be notified over their massive amount of backtaxes?
The company's president and sales reps are true weasels, and they're about to get what they deserve.
This company has never paid a dime's worth of sales tax in CA. I'm guessing that it has sold well over $1M worth of products just in CA over the last few years.
If "someone" were to notify the California BOE (Board of Equalization), how soon would an investigation of this company begin and when would the company be notified over their massive amount of backtaxes?
The company's president and sales reps are true weasels, and they're about to get what they deserve.