How To Avoid Paying Sales Tax
You may be thinking that there are possibly no legal ways to avoid a sales tax but you are wrong. There are multiple legal ways by which you can escape the cost of paying sales tax; all you have to be is smart enough to figure out a way. You can save a sales tax on the products ranging from daily use at home to something extraordinarily expensive and bought once like a car etc. You can avoid tax on all the items that will save you a trouble of applying for a tax exempt form or claim deductions at the end of the fiscal year.
Instructions
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E-commerce dealers usually don’t have any sort of sales tax attached with the price of their product so you should probably buy more through online sources than any other medium in order to save the cost of paying sales tax. The company that is situated in some other country or state will surely have an online forum or portal where you can buy products. No sales tax is charged to the buyers beyond the boundaries of the state or country.
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Make a shopping plan and list down all the major items you want to buy and then drive to a new state that has no sales tax implemented on the purchases of any sort of commodity. The driving may cost you but if it saves you more in the form of sales tax reduction than it is worth a trip plus a change in life will also be observed which is always helpful in changing mood.
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Don’t visit stores at all. You should chose a whole seller or buy the stuff at auctions where there is no sales tax involved plus you can get the product at a reduced price from the general store rate. So, a double benefit can be yielded with a slight trouble of travelling and browsing.
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Buy stuff from Craigslist. It is thought to be the biggest “flea market” across the globe. You can also sell the second hand goods over there and also make good affordable purchases with no sales tax at this website. The reason for no sales tax is that the business is done between one customer to another that requires no sales tax.
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There are several times when government allows people to enjoy ‘tax break’; shop during that time. However, it will probably not cover the entire commodity market but you can make a good deal out of it.
