u/BeKindDamnit

Hi there, long story short: I'm helping a client who has set up an ecommerce store, and they are using printful. They're making some good sales right off the bat, so that's great.

The issue is that printful is charging my client a tax on every order, in every state. Now, my client has not uploaded their reseller certificate yet, which I am telling them to do. However, their reseller certificate is for New York, which is the only state where they have a nexus.

My understanding is when they upload this:

Printful will stop charging them tax on *every* order, not just ones in NY, because they've uploaded a reseller certificate - which is basically saying, "we're dealing with the taxes, don't worry about it."

Is this correct - will that happen: if they upload a NY reseller certificate, printful will stop charging them tax on every order to every state?

Or will my client continue to be charged tax by printful in every state except NY? And in that case, how do they prevent this?

Thanks in advance!

Hi there, long story short: I'm helping a client who has set up an ecommerce store, and they are using printful. They're making some good sales right off the bat, so that's great.

The issue is that printful is charging my client a tax on every order, in every state. Now, my client has not uploaded their reseller certificate yet, which I am telling them to do. However, their reseller certificate is for New York, which is the only state where they have a nexus.

My understanding is when they upload this:

Printful will stop charging them tax on *every* order, not just ones in NY, because they've uploaded a reseller certificate - which is basically saying, "we're dealing with the taxes, don't worry about it."

Is this correct - will that happen: if they upload a NY reseller certificate, printful will stop charging them tax on every order to every state?

Or will my client continue to be charged tax by printful in every state except NY? And in that case, how do they prevent this?

Thanks in advance!

Hi, I've read about how adding your kids to your credit card as authorized users helps build their credit history. (As long as you maintain good practices.) I was planning to do this, but I read about it a bit more and it seems like it doesn't make a difference if you add them when they're 7 or they're 17 - the credit card company, like Chase, reports the full history of the credit card when they are 18 and legally an adult. So in some ways, it's better to wait until 17, because you reduce the risk of their SSN getting stolen.

Am I understanding this correctly - is it better to just wait then? Or is there a benefit to doing it now? (In which case, I would like to.)