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You avoiding the discussion on purpose, or dont you comprehend it?
Whats to stop someone from setting up shop in another country, and shipping it here?
Why would those companies be exempt, but those here not be? I compete against sellers from all over the world, one of my biggest competitors happens to be in Hong Kong..
So if I have to now add fees, on top of percentages to my items, and these other people dont, wouldnt this result in more jobs being offshored?
The current law is that consumers pay the tax, which would be true regardless of who the seller is, and because you arent enforcing the current law, you are going to punish us sellers?
You avoiding the discussion on purpose, or dont you comprehend it?
Whats to stop someone from setting up shop in another country, and shipping it here?
Why would those companies be exempt, but those here not be? I compete against sellers from all over the world, one of my biggest competitors happens to be in Hong Kong..
So if I have to now add fees, on top of percentages to my items, and these other people dont, wouldnt this result in more jobs being offshored?
The current law is that consumers pay the tax, which would be true regardless of who the seller is, and because you arent enforcing the current law, you are going to punish us sellers?
I agree. Many online business owners are very flexible where they can operate and live.
You avoiding the discussion on purpose, or dont you comprehend it?
You've long since demonstrated the very fixed limits of your intellectual powers, so I'm not at all surprised you've failed again to grasp an elementary point: if you think it's difficult to operate a business here (something you claim to do, and I can only hope whatever it is you peddle requires a very low level of literacy), it's considerably more complicated to open and operate a business in Canada.
You've long since demonstrated the very fixed limits of your intellectual powers, so I'm not at all surprised you've failed again to grasp an elementary point: if you think it's difficult to operate a business here (something you claim to do, and I can only hope whatever it is you peddle requires a very low level of literacy), it's considerably more complicated to open and operate a business in Canada.
how about HONG KONG.. I dont give a rats ass what country you pick, how about the Cayman Islands.. YOU PICK ONE.. Are you being obtuse on purpose?
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Originally Posted by MTAtech
Yes, I'll just raise my staff and all those tax-sinners will repent. You presume I have too much influence.
So you have nothing intelligent to say, I didnt expect so.
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