Gary and Texas

Good thinking, Gary, except that the buyer is then
on the hook for 'use tax' in his/her home state. Sort
of like passing the problem on. . . .
The better situation really is to have the product
handled by a bonafide distributor, through
normal channels. Let's see - maybe Seagram/BMG
will give us a snazzy page on their new CD-direct
venture. Hmmm.

As for John L's comment on the SE, remember that
that tax kicks in only after $400 net income, a threshold
many self-published musicians are under.

Rick

Good thinking, Gary, except that the buyer is then
on the hook for 'use tax' in his/her home state. Sort
of like passing the problem on. . . .
The better situation really is to have the product
handled by a bonafide distributor, through
normal channels. Let's see - maybe Seagram/BMG
will give us a snazzy page on their new CD-direct
venture. Hmmm.

Good thinking, Gary, except that the buyer is then
on the hook for 'use tax' in his/her home state. Sort
of like passing the problem on. . . .
The better situation really is to have the product
handled by a bonafide distributor, through
normal channels. Let's see - maybe Seagram/BMG
will give us a snazzy page on their new CD-direct
venture. Hmmm.