[Star Traveler]

You said — If they think they’ve seen a big tax protest to this point, wait until they implement this.

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How are you going to see a “tax protest” for a sales tax that your state has had for years, so far? I don’t understand that. It’s the very same sales tax that you were supposed to be paying all these years, regardless if it was online or “brick-and-mortar”...

So, “where’s the protest” for what you’ve been paying on your state’s sales tax all along?

[DoughtyOne]

The internet has been pretty much tax free so far. When I buy out of state they seldom add taxes. So there really is a big deal here. And the on-line places like QVC and HSN are going to have a lot of customers angry over this.

[hunter112]

How are you going to see a “tax protest” for a sales tax that your state has had for years, so far?

It won't consist of active protests on street corners with tiny bags of dried beverages. It might consist of more underground means of protest. I can see people using fake IDs (much as illegal aliens do) to establish addresses in states that don't have sales taxes to get out of paying.