There is a bill on the floor right now named "The Marketplace Fairness Act" which recently was endorsed by Obama that will affect how much you spend at Nutraplanet as well as all other internet purchases. Second article below can inform you on what you can do.
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Internet sales tax advances after Obama endorsement
By Brendan Sasso and Bernie Becker - 04/22/13
Legislation that would empower states to tax online purchases cleared a key hurdle in the Senate on Monday after winning an enthusiastic endorsement from President Obama.
Senators advanced the bill in 74-20 procedural vote on Monday evening, just one vote short of the backing it received in a test vote last month. Twenty-six Republicans joined Democrats in moving forward with the bill.
Read more: Internet sales tax advances after Obama endorsement - The Hill's Hillicon Valley
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eBay CEO enlists users' aid to defeat online sales tax bill
John Donahoe e-mails eBay users, seeking their help in preventing the enactment of a national Internet sales tax.
by Steven Musil
April 21, 2013 2:20 PM PDT
CNET
eBay is trying to marshal its users to change federal sales tax legislation pending in the Senate that could usher in the first national Internet sales tax.
eBay CEO John Donahoe began sending e-mails to the online auctioneer's users on Sunday, asking they contact their federal representatives to express their opposition for the Marketplace Fairness Act. The proposed legislation, which the Senate is expected to vote on this week, would allow states to require online vendors to collect sales and use tax on certain out-of-state purchases. Only businesses with less than $1 million in annual U.S. sales would be exempt.
Donahoe, who argued that the proposed tax places an unreasonable burden on small retailers, singled out ***** Amazon, which supports the legislation.
"This legislation treats you and big multi-billion dollar online retailers -- such as Amazon -- exactly the same," Donahoe wrote in the e-mail, which was first reported by Reuters. "Those fighting for this change refuse to acknowledge that the burden on businesses like yours is far greater than for a big national retailer."
Read More: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57580648-93/ebay-ceo-enlists-users-aid-to-defeat-online-sales-tax-bill/
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Internet sales tax advances after Obama endorsement
By Brendan Sasso and Bernie Becker - 04/22/13
Legislation that would empower states to tax online purchases cleared a key hurdle in the Senate on Monday after winning an enthusiastic endorsement from President Obama.
Senators advanced the bill in 74-20 procedural vote on Monday evening, just one vote short of the backing it received in a test vote last month. Twenty-six Republicans joined Democrats in moving forward with the bill.
Read more: Internet sales tax advances after Obama endorsement - The Hill's Hillicon Valley
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eBay CEO enlists users' aid to defeat online sales tax bill
John Donahoe e-mails eBay users, seeking their help in preventing the enactment of a national Internet sales tax.
by Steven Musil
April 21, 2013 2:20 PM PDT
CNET
eBay is trying to marshal its users to change federal sales tax legislation pending in the Senate that could usher in the first national Internet sales tax.
eBay CEO John Donahoe began sending e-mails to the online auctioneer's users on Sunday, asking they contact their federal representatives to express their opposition for the Marketplace Fairness Act. The proposed legislation, which the Senate is expected to vote on this week, would allow states to require online vendors to collect sales and use tax on certain out-of-state purchases. Only businesses with less than $1 million in annual U.S. sales would be exempt.
Donahoe, who argued that the proposed tax places an unreasonable burden on small retailers, singled out ***** Amazon, which supports the legislation.
"This legislation treats you and big multi-billion dollar online retailers -- such as Amazon -- exactly the same," Donahoe wrote in the e-mail, which was first reported by Reuters. "Those fighting for this change refuse to acknowledge that the burden on businesses like yours is far greater than for a big national retailer."
Read More: http://news.cnet.com/8301-1023_3-57580648-93/ebay-ceo-enlists-users-aid-to-defeat-online-sales-tax-bill/