Second, if I enter into an affiliate agreement, can they hide this type of agreement in their TOS? What do I look for to see if I’ve unknowingly entered into such an agreement? And if so, what would be my recourse?

Thanks,
Leo

Cheer up!

With all respect – and much concern about the
so-called “Sales Tax” on Internet sales – you are
all being taken in…

I am a Legislative Analyst and Writer (L.A.W.),
and can thus READ the statutory language of the
amendment to Revenue and Taxation Code,
Section 6203, which is “AB 178″. None of this is
what you think. But (as you should know),
“Don’t believe what you think!”

Have You read the Amendment? The legal
phrase “in this state”* appears eleven (11) times
in the amendment. WHY?

If the California Legislature can only legislate
for California state (where I live), it is hardly
necessary to mention that phrase “in this state”*
even one time. But, 11 times? Think about it…

The phrase does NOT mean California state;
it means a “Federal Area” within California,
which is the title of the implementing regulation
(18:1616) to the “State of” CaliforniaRevenue
and Taxation Code, Section 6017, which legally
defines the phrases “in the state” and “in this
state”. Do look them up. Especially, Sec. 6017.

This is enough, for now.
IF you want to know more, send me an e-mail at
, or call Me at
(510) 548-5238.

You/the “businesses” CANNOT be required to
sign (enter into contract), with the de facto
“State of” California “Board of Equalization” – or
any other entity. Only IF you/the “businesses”
SIGN their “Forms”, will you be jeopardized and
obliged to collect “Sales Taxes”. It’s Contractual.

By the way, certain enterprises at Berkeley DO
NOT attempt to collect “Sales Taxes”, from Me.

Sincerely, Arthur Stopes, III.
Director, Center for Unalienable Rights
Education.

N.B.:
1.) Pursuant to the Rev. & Tax Code and the
Civil Code, the Purchaser must “agree” to pay
the “Sales Tax”. I do NOT agree!
2.) Further, if the Retailer/Seller is NOT “in this
state” (i.e., located on a Federal Area), the “Sales
Tax” cannot be imposed upon them, either.

Please write or call. Thank you.

Note:
Congress RE-defined the word “State” on July
20, 1868. Most “attorneys” don’t know this…
And the people still think it means “California”?
BEWARE.