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Use tax (Online/Catalog Shopping)
Use tax is a tax on goods you put to use or store in Idaho.

When you buy items on the Internet, by phone, or through mail-order catalogs, and they’re shipped to you in Idaho, the items are subject to sales tax. Some retailers don’t have a presence in Idaho and aren’t required to collect Idaho sales tax. If they don’t charge Idaho tax on your purchases, you owe use tax to the state, unless an Idaho exemption applies.

Learn more about use tax on motor vehicles, aircraft, RVs, boats, imported goods such as artwork and similar "big ticket" items on the FAQs page located at the right.

You can pay use tax with either your annual Idaho income tax return or a use tax return, or you can submit it directly to the Tax Commission.

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Originally posted by Geedubya:
One more time, with feelin'

GWB

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Originally posted by Ghubert:
So erm, why did put the word "joint" itself in your company name?

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
BogartO'Gordo,

if this is the best example of what you find to do in your spare time, you REALLY need to get a life. Lease one if need be.

You are still a stoner, and redefining chickenshit and anal retentive is beginning to look like a career.

Are you riding with Panama Red?

B

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people like you who consider themselves above the laws they personally disagree with are one of the current issues facing this country.

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
In Idaho, you get caught with marijuana, you go to prison...


Do your own version of OWS, fire up a joint in the lobby of your local Police Station this afternoon.


Gato: you should read more.

1. It is NOT illegal to buy or possess Cuban cigars. US Citizens can legally travel to Cuba and bring back small quantities of Cuban Cigars.

2. Idaho does not charge sales tax for purchases made from an out of state merchant unless said merchant has a "physical presence" inside the state borders. That is defined as a storefront or outlet.

Rich

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U. S. Customs and Border Protection

8/9/2011

Can I import Cuban cigars into the U.S.?

No. The allowance for bringing in up to $100 worth of Cuban cigars if you were on authorized travel to Cuba is no longer in effect. All importations of Cuban cigars are illegal, including Cuban cigars that were acquired in other countries (such as Canada, England, or Mexico).

There is now an across board ban on the importation into the United States of Cuban-origin cigars and other Cuban-origin tobacco products, as well as most other products of Cuban origin. This prohibition extends to such products acquired in Cuba, irrespective of whether a traveler is licensed by Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) to engage in Cuban travel related transactions.

Criminal penalties for violation of the Regulations range up to $1,000,000 in fines for corporations, $250,000 for individuals and up to 10 years in prison. Civil penalties of up to $65,000 per violation may be imposed by OFAC.

Foreign residents and visitors to the U.S.(i.e., French, Mexican etc) may not bring in goods of Cuban origin under any circumstances.

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gato,

here's the deal: no amount of blather on your part is going to change the fact that if you are a stoner, then by law you are NOT legally allowed to purchase, possess, or handle firearms.

It really is that simple, and if they catch you the ATF is going to take all of your firearms and send you to prison. It only takes a blood test to establish your dependency. Your babbling here is enough for probable cause.

That is the bottom line you seem unable to acknowledge.

Get caught, go to prison, and lose everything you have...

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Because of the war on drugs, almost all drugs carry the blood of those who were killed as a result, reason enough to abstain.

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
I believe is choices, and consequences for your actions. You do not seem to accept the consequences part.

If Rich were in a position of authority, preferably President, he would:

1. bring back the concept, now abandoned by the libturds; of responsibility for your actions.

The founding fathers never envisioned an America where people across the board believe they have the right to live their life as they please, regardless of the law; but do not have any responsibility for their actions, and do not believe in consequences. In their world, everyone pretty much had to pull their weight in order to survive.

The issue on point here, is whether one is obligated to obey the law, any law, if they disagree with it.

You want to smoke pot, go ahead.
You want to drive your car over the speed limit, go ahead.
Any law you disagree with, disobey it.

If you get caught, man up and take the consequences.

If you disagree with any law, form a grassroots group and petition your representatives at the State and Federal level to change the law.

People are not by nature law abiding. A baby is born totally self-centered and absorbed. As the child grows (hopefully) his parents civilize him/her. That is the basis for a civilized society of any sort.
We make laws so that those not inclined by nature to deny their impulses understand that their rights do not extend to violating the rights of others.

NO whiners...

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Originally posted by Larry Matherne:
I do agree that the law should be obeyed concerning the use of illicit drugs. My drugs of choice are a glass of red wine at night, and three cups of coffee in the morning. I would encourage others to obey laws concerning drugs because buying drugs fuels the cartels if nothing else.

Where I really disagree with you is that the statements by Gato is p.c. Probable cause to do what? The statements with out any supporting evidence made by Gato do not establish P.C. To the contrary he has indicated that he does not use drugs, only supports the decriminalisation of drugs. Something I do as well as the criminalizing of drugs has done nothing for us in regards of controlling the illicit use of drugs.

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Originally posted by Gatogordo:
Not for the first time, , both of you are wrong......it is three cups of coffee AND at LEAST 3 glasses of wine. Try to get it right next time.

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
However;

your logic does not take into consideration that Marijuana is basically a gateway drug for young people. You will not find hard drug users that did not start with pot.

If we should legalize pot, we should also legalize meth, cocaine, heroin, PCP, LSD, Extasy, and any other substance that anyone wants to do. And provide chemically pure dosages at free clinics that the government sets up in every town over 1000 population. And, since many consider alcohol a drug, we should make that available in unlimited quantities free of charge.

Anarchy can be a wonderful thing to experience...
if you live thru it.

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Originally posted by Idaho Sharpshooter:
However;

your logic does not take into consideration that Marijuana is basically a gateway drug for young people. You will not find hard drug users that did not start with pot.

If we should legalize pot, we should also legalize meth, cocaine, heroin, PCP, LSD, Extasy, and any other substance that anyone wants to do. And provide chemically pure dosages at free clinics that the government sets up in every town over 1000 population. And, since many consider alcohol a drug, we should make that available in unlimited quantities free of charge.

Anarchy can be a wonderful thing to experience...
if you live thru it.

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Originally posted by Alberta Canuck:
I do not know or care who is or is not a hypocritical poster here.

I DO support the legalization of Mary Jane and its use for individuals, and its open sale to the adult public, if taxed at the same rates or higher than alcohol or tobacco. I also support freeing all prisoners currently incarcerated for simple possession , and expunging their criminal records of conviction for that offense, whether misdemeanor or felonious.

Here's why:

1. It would take much of (but not all of) the profits away from the drug cartels, thus almost immediately destroying them and their powers over indigenous populations where they exist.

2. It would provide greatly enhanced revenues to economically beleagered states.

3. It would reduce the problems and costs of running our prison systems.

4. It would reduce the money we spend building para-military domestic police empires, AND federal bureaucracies..

5. It would enable people now in prison to work for a living and pay their share of the taxes supporting our society...especially those who are otherwise good people who would no longer be banned from finding employment because of criminal records which currently haunt them even after they have served their time.

6. It would greatly increase the number of purchasers of other goods in our society, thus contributing (however slightly) to our economic recovery.

7. To a small degree at least, it would restore one more bit of freedom to adult citizens.

8. If nothing else, it would legalize the major agricultural product of my favorite state (Oregon). That portion of SW Oregon inside a triangle formed with its corners at Crescent City, California; Ashland, Oregon; and Florence, Oregon is widely known as "The Green Triangle". Governments in that area openly acknowledge that the primary cash crop in that whole area (most of which is federal and state land, BTW), is marijuana...by far the greatest cash-crop ever since the eco-extremists destroyed the timber industry on which those areas used to survive.

There are doubtless other good reasons to legalize "grass", but there is little doubt we should do it because the bottom line is "it IS the RIGHT thing to do".

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Originally posted by Ghubert:
Love that hat!

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Originally posted by 333_OKH:
I am from Humboldt County Kalifornica....and I do not want to even talk about this shit. Try living here and watching your paradise turn into a bag of shit due to medical pot and everyone who lies about the need. FUCK it! If it was for a REAL and true medical condition like my friend when she died of cancer at 16, then I understand, but I am sick and tired of the worthless pieces of shit that walk the streets here growing illegally and fucking this whole area up! Taxes adding back to the area NO, no they do not...BUT they do protest everything under the sun and have plenty of money to back it up.

The local environmental group E.P.I.C. "Environmental Protection Information Center" Is a fucking laugh. They protest everything from Transportation to thinning trees and the timber industry and then thier office manager gets popped with 495 pounds of processed buds!

http://www.times-standard.com/localnews/ci_18269255

http://www.wildcalifornia.org/...eson-office-manager/

http://watchpaul.blogspot.com/...mps-and-thieves.html

I am sorry for how I have acted, but it has destroyed this area that my family helped settle before the Civil War. I am both Native American and European settler to California and cannot even stand these discussions!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Especially by those who proliferate it!