Ross Hunter, you appear to be DESPERATE to find more income for government projects. Well SUCK IT UP like “we the people” have to. Cut the garbage out of the budget. If you need help, talk to Brian Sonntag, State Auditor—I bet he can give you darn good advice!
Bill HB 2320
(Biennium: 2009-2010)
Revising the tax code to ensure that products transferred electronically, and the gross income derived from such products, will continue to be subject to sales, use, and business and occupation taxes in a manner that complies with the streamlined sales and use tax agreement.
Mar 15 - By resolution, reintroduced and retained in present status.
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Introduced by Rep. Ross Hunter, (D-Medina) (D) on March 23, 2009, revises the tax code to ensure that products transferred electronically, and the gross income derived from such products, will continue to be subject to sales, use, and business and occupation taxes in a manner that complies with the streamlined sales and use tax agreement. Affirms that tangible personal property includes products delivered electronically for sales and use tax purposes. Declares an intent to ensure the continued excise taxation of digital products in conformity with the September 2007 amendments to the streamlined sales and use tax agreement.
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The government of the State of Washington gets enough taxes. Why not try tightening your belts as you expect the citizens of Wa to do. What a novel idea!!! Enough is enough. Cut the pork and useless spending and sending all our tax dollars to King county. I am ready to move my business out of this State as I know a lot of businesses like mine are planning on doing.
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