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smbauerllc · 09-26-2022, 05:25 AM

I honestly can't say that I have noticed nc prices having increased, but i dont have access to buy from my local B&M, so i buy online exclusively.

Only thing I have noticed is a handful more vendors now charge tax when no one used to (I'm aware a law was created requiring collection of sales tax on online orders not too long ago, but don't recall if its federal or state by state), Still, the majority dont, but those that do, its not terrible percentage-wise, but it does add up.

Wyoming sales ales tax is 4%.

Pennsylvania, which seems to have an unusually high number of cigar vendors, are also the only places that I have ever paid tax for, and not all Pennsylvania vendors collect it. Cigars International is the biggest example of one who does, and Pennsylvania sales tax is 6%, but it appears that its the sales tax of the buyers state that is collected, so I'm charged our 4%.

I friggin love cigars

09-26-2022, 05:25 AM	#8
smbauerllc Friggin Tobacco Lover! Herf Meister Join Date: Oct 2019 Location: Buffalo, WY Posts: 5,856	I honestly can't say that I have noticed nc prices having increased, but i dont have access to buy from my local B&M, so i buy online exclusively. Only thing I have noticed is a handful more vendors now charge tax when no one used to (I'm aware a law was created requiring collection of sales tax on online orders not too long ago, but don't recall if its federal or state by state), Still, the majority dont, but those that do, its not terrible percentage-wise, but it does add up. Wyoming sales ales tax is 4%. Pennsylvania, which seems to have an unusually high number of cigar vendors, are also the only places that I have ever paid tax for, and not all Pennsylvania vendors collect it. Cigars International is the biggest example of one who does, and Pennsylvania sales tax is 6%, but it appears that its the sales tax of the buyers state that is collected, so I'm charged our 4%. I friggin love cigars Last edited by smbauerllc; 09-26-2022 at 05:49 AM.