On Fri, 25 Nov 2011 10:09:32 -0600, G. Morgan
wrote:

Ed Pawlowski wrote:

Do it the same way dozens of multi location nationwide stores do it
now and have been for the past dozens of years.

Those stores maintain a B&M presence in the states they sell to. If they
don't have a B&M location in that state; they don't have to charge sales
tax. Do try to keep up.

How is that 15 minute coding job coming along? It's so easy according
to you, let's see what you have so far.


That is what I'm saying, but if you look at the big guys like B&N,
they have stores in just about every state. Since they also have
on-line sales, they collect tax for just about every state. Nothing
new here.

Coding is done. Will be on the next stage coach to your location.