Sales tax effects on mail order customer purchasing decisions

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Abstract
The results of a national survey of mail order customers are shared. The findings suggest that consumers are aware of the tax benefit associated with mail order and that this benefit plays a more significant role in purchase decisions than popularly believed. The results are a “red flag” for the mail order industry about the potential deleterious impact on sales if sales tax is mandated.

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