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05-24-2016, 07:00 AM
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Great posts on this thread, if taxes interest or concern you. They should.
So wouldn't the legal avoidance of sales taxes, averaging about 7% per state, be accomplished through making your card collecting hobby your card collecting business? That way you could get a tax exemption certificate and not pay taxes upon purchases. What would be the minimum amount of activity to be considered a business? Could you buy cards "for your personal collection" but also have them for sale at a high price to be considered your business. Is this what 707 cards does :-) ? 
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