eBay charges sales taxes based on the category in which the item is listed, as well as the zip code of the delivery address.
I think your best chance of getting a refund of sales tax that you believe you were charged in error is to request it from your state's treasury or sales tax authority, whatever your state may have named it. Start with your state's official website.
OR -- if it's not a huge amount of money, you could just let this slide and let your state keep that money. Surely they'll use it properly, don't you think?
monroe67
Mentor4 months agoeBay charges sales taxes based on the category in which the item is listed, as well as the zip code of the delivery address.
I think your best chance of getting a refund of sales tax that you believe you were charged in error is to request it from your state's treasury or sales tax authority, whatever your state may have named it. Start with your state's official website.
OR -- if it's not a huge amount of money, you could just let this slide and let your state keep that money.
Surely they'll use it properly, don't you think?