Slightly OT: 5 Days to Pay Invoice???

[z28jd]

Originally Posted by rajah424

I won a few lots and got my invoice this morning and saw the $504 tax that had been included. Guess i should have read the tax information first since i recently moved to California.

I had that happen with an auction house I didn't know was in NJ. I wasn't figuring in tax and got a nice surprise with the invoice. Nothing like you got, but was still over $100 and unexpected

[petecld]

Greg,

Sorry. That is a mistake and we are working on getting out new invoices. Our standard due date is 10 business days.

No one will be charged 3% after 5 days.


Peter

[gnaz01]

Originally Posted by petecld

Greg,

Sorry. That is a mistake and we are working on getting out new invoices. Our standard due date is 10 business days.

No one will be charged 3% after 5 days.


Peter

No worries, Peter, just thought it was odd and maybe missed it in the fine print somewhere.

Many thanks for the clarification.

Greg

[rajah424]

Originally Posted by z28jd

I had that happen with an auction house I didn't know was in NJ. I wasn't figuring in tax and got a nice surprise with the invoice. Nothing like you got, but was still over $100 and unexpected

I guess i should see what other AH's are in California.

I was planning to use that $500 to pay a 1/6 of my rent on my 1 BR apartment.

[CamaroCPA]

Originally Posted by rajah424

I won a few lots and got my invoice this morning and saw the $504 tax that had been included. Guess i should have read the tax information first since i recently moved to California.

Originally Posted by z28jd

I had that happen with an auction house I didn't know was in NJ. I wasn't figuring in tax and got a nice surprise with the invoice. Nothing like you got, but was still over $100 and unexpected

Obviously you guys would have reported these purchases on your state income tax return had these sellers not collected the tax, correct?

[I Only Smoke 4 the Cards]

Originally Posted by CamaroCPA

Obviously you guys would have reported these purchases on your state income tax return had these sellers not collected the tax, correct?

In a similar note, your state will refund you a portion of your registration taxes on your vehicle if you move to a new state and request it (in theory anyway).


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[DaveW]

Welcome to California! How did you get a 1BR apartment for only $3k/mo? You must know somebody.

Originally Posted by rajah424

I guess i should see what other AH's are in California.

I was planning to use that $500 to pay a 1/6 of my rent on my 1 BR apartment.