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Topic	U.S Supreme Court rules that states may tax online retailers.
DeltaBladeX 06/21/18 6:32:15 PM #10:	So question from someone in another country, what would that effect? I buy PSN gift cards on Amazon or other sites, and then games on PSN, neither have tax on them right now. I don't mind if tax is on the gift card, but I'd be annoyed if on PSN itself (since instead of getting a $20 card for a $20 game, I'd need $30 to cover the tax, rather than paying $20 + tax to get the card if it is on the sites with the gift card). And I'd be really annoyed if they tax the card and the game. --- I'm not lazy, I just don't care http://backloggery.com/DeltaBladeXNZ - https://steamcommunity.com/id/DeltaBladeX <cite>DeltaBladeX posted [p:903716970] in U.S Suprem... [t:76736833]...</cite> <quote>So question from someone in another country, what would that effect? I buy PSN gift cards on Amazon or other sites, and then games on PSN, neither have tax on them right now. I don't mind if tax is on the gift card, but I'd be annoyed if on PSN itself (since instead of getting a $20 card for a $20 game, I'd need $30 to cover the tax, rather than paying $20 + tax to get the card if it is on the sites with the gift card). And I'd be really annoyed if they tax the card and the game. --- I'm not lazy, I just don't care http://backloggery.com/DeltaBladeXNZ - https://steamcommunity.com/id/DeltaBladeX</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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