Comments on: North Carolina Affiliates Get Ready http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/2009/03/north-carolina-affiliates-get-ready/ My Life as an Affiliate from New York Wed, 04 Jan 2012 20:28:54 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Connecticut SB 806 Bill Approved. North Carolina Next? « Affiliate Marketing Blog http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/2009/03/north-carolina-affiliates-get-ready/comment-page-1/#comment-3939 Connecticut SB 806 Bill Approved. North Carolina Next? « Affiliate Marketing Blog Sun, 31 Jan 2010 16:17:39 +0000 http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/?p=739#comment-3939 [...] Also, as mentioned at the outset of this post, today we’ve seen a new state join “the growing list of states working on legislation to enact an affiliate tax” — the State of North Carolina [see details here]. [...] [...] Also, as mentioned at the outset of this post, today we’ve seen a new state join “the growing list of states working on legislation to enact an affiliate tax” — the State of North Carolina [see details here]. [...]

]]> By: Mark Welch http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/2009/03/north-carolina-affiliates-get-ready/comment-page-1/#comment-879 Mark Welch Wed, 01 Apr 2009 06:17:27 +0000 http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/?p=739#comment-879 Interesting that NC stuck with the $10,000 threehhold, unlike some other small states which are seeking a $2,000 threshhold. NY claims that just 30 companies are collecting tax because of its law; it's hard to imagine that even a half-dozen of those would generate adequate affiliate-advertising-influenced sales to trigger NC's law (assuming that NC interprets the law as NY has). In other words, NC's law (and other small and mid-size states' versions) might really be an "Amazon Tax" that affects NO other online retailers. Interesting that NC stuck with the $10,000 threehhold, unlike some other small states which are seeking a $2,000 threshhold. NY claims that just 30 companies are collecting tax because of its law; it’s hard to imagine that even a half-dozen of those would generate adequate affiliate-advertising-influenced sales to trigger NC’s law (assuming that NC interprets the law as NY has).

In other words, NC’s law (and other small and mid-size states’ versions) might really be an “Amazon Tax” that affects NO other online retailers.

]]> By: Geno Prussakov http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/2009/03/north-carolina-affiliates-get-ready/comment-page-1/#comment-844 Geno Prussakov Fri, 27 Mar 2009 00:37:41 +0000 http://nyaffiliatevoice.com/?p=739#comment-844 Snowball effect. :-( Snowball effect. :-(

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