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NJ tax audit for cigars?
- Thread starter jfettlol
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Address is apparently legit.
http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/letters.shtml
http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/letters.shtml
memphsdad
But I don't live in Memphis
I bet if they closed down a special division dedicated strictly to screwing people out of 'tobacco tax' money they would save more money than paying someone to send out all these letters.
I've seen this on another forum. It seems to only happen if you order from Chicago (Which is why I never made a purchase for Jackals from Casa de Montecristo).
You get hit with the city's 30% plus NJ wants their cut.
You get hit with the city's 30% plus NJ wants their cut.
You shouldn't be paying tax to the city or state that the cigars originated from, since they are being shipped out of state/jurisdiction... I know that PA sends a letter every year, to report groceries, etc that you purchased out of state and did not pay tax on, that were consumed in PA. Odds are someone got caught reselling this in NJ, flipped on their supplier, NJ goes after supplier, Supplier hands over list of shipments to NJ Tax Dept. Sales Tax audits can get weird, really quickly
ChuckMejia
The General
Theyre snitching in Chicago