Supreme Court sides with taxing online sales
The ruling ends the physical presence rule from Quill v North Dakota, allowing states to require online retailers to collect sales tax. South Dakota v Wayfair shifts tax collection to out of state e commerce, with implications for Illinois and other states and for local brick and mortar stores.
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Supreme Court
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John Roberts
Congress
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Gazette editor letters policy guidance and contact info
The Gaston Gazette outlines submission rules for letters to the editor. Writers must include name address and daytime phone, with a preferred length under 300 words. One letter may be published every 15 days, and poetry forms petitions consumer complaints are not published. Mail to P O Box 1538 Gastonia NC 28053 or email kellis gastongazette com.
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Thought Of The Day Quote From Philip K Dick
A thought of the day quotes Philip K Dick noting his view that introspection has no end, reflecting the author’s science fiction mindset and philosophical humor.
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Philip K. Dick
Heat wave grips Triad as temps near 100
The National Weather Service warns of dangerous heat with mid 90s highs and heat index over 100. Officials urge precautions, hydration, shade breaks, and cooling options. The piece also notes editorials on gerrymandering and upcoming Supreme Court consideration with North Carolina relevance.
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Fran Daniel
Triad
Brandon Dunstan
Raleigh
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Dunstan
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