COSTCO no firearm policy.

[OC for ME]

Here we go again. What does sales/use tax on safes have to do with the dead horse COSTCO no carry policy?

Everything, apparently, have you not been reading this thread?

 

[sirpuma]

...

I'm curious, are you a business owner that provides products and/or services in Washington State? If not, let me enlighten you. When I file my quarterly taxes for my business, I have filings for both Use and Sales tax collected. When I sell a product from my inventory or a service to a WA resident customer, I collect Sales Tax. When I transfer a firearm to a customer who purchased it out of state where the seller did not collect tax for their location, I collect Use Tax. When I file my taxes with the WA DOR I have to list both Sales and Use Tax separately.

 

[Freedom1Man]

I'm curious, are you a business owner that provides products and/or services in Washington State? If not, let me enlighten you. When I file my quarterly taxes for my business, I have filings for both Use and Sales tax collected. When I sell a product from my inventory or a service to a WA resident customer, I collect Sales Tax. When I transfer a firearm to a customer who purchased it out of state where the seller did not collect tax for their location, I collect Use Tax. When I file my taxes with the WA DOR I have to list both Sales and Use Tax separately.

That is because you've accepted the belief that you need the government's permission to do business.

 

[kparker]

>>> There's only room for one judge on these forums. Lol
> LOL....wish it was Napalitano..

Just as long as it's not Dredd.