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EBay, Collectors, Flea Market & Antiques

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6. I tried to remove the tax

Reply to customerserviceguy (Reply #2)

Thu Aug 1, 2019, 05:58 PM

Aug 2019

Ebay won't allow you to remove it now.

Hence, the invoice goes with the tax on it.

The guy was angry at me.

He should be angry at someone else or ebay as others mentioned.

I think this is something that just started to happen (where the tax is on the invoice being sent).

Seems they need to seriously get their act together like yesterday.

*sigh*

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Sold something on eBay the other day [View all] CountAllVotes Aug 2019 OP

Depends on the state the buyer is in if taxes are applied. Cattledog Aug 2019 #1

He is in Washington CountAllVotes Aug 2019 #7

Tax aliza20 Nov 2020 #11

I don't sell much on eBay customerserviceguy Aug 2019 #2

thanks, good info, and yes stopdiggin Aug 2019 #3

You're welcome! customerserviceguy Aug 2019 #4

hard to see it now as anything other than a special exemption (nt) stopdiggin Aug 2019 #5

I tried to remove the tax CountAllVotes Aug 2019 #6

So, as far as the paid tax goes ... CountAllVotes Aug 2019 #8

It should be a part of the remittance that came from the buyer customerserviceguy Aug 2019 #9

Thank you customerserviceguy CountAllVotes Aug 2019 #10