quote:The issues here were whether it was onerous for these smaller member vendors to go through sales tax regulations if the event was made public, and whether that fact would discourage those vendors from ever attending again or going out of the business.
Two people have replied that they would not get tables if they had to deal with the PA tax department. I don't think anybody has posted that they wouldn't mind, and would continue to hold a member table if they had to file with the PA tax department.
Did I skim over those responses?
LOL. I am very sure that anyone who might be subject to pay sales taxes would threaten that they would not get tables if they had to do so, just as much as someone might say they will go out of business if the minimum wage were raised. Why? Because nobody likes to pay taxes or money nor do what they consider to be extra work. But when everything is said and done, if people want to stay in business or, in this case, remain involved in the hobby--not for the money necessarily, they will still set up a table at York. And if they don't, then they can sell their stock to others who will.
