Henessy & Patterson new edition Computer Architecture pubbing 9/15/06

Tara · 2006-09-08T03:31:51+00:00

I don't want to spam, but I noticed someone referenced this book as a"must-have" on the group I work for the publisher that isprinting a new editionin September and would love to garner exposure for it in this forum.I don't want to appear as though I am spamming though so let me know ifit is okay to provide more details. I can also provide an offer codethat will givemembers of this board a 20% discount and free shipping. Amazon doesnot sell this book at a discounted price. Thanks all, Tara

Sep 08, 2006 21 Replies

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CBFalconer 19 years ago

Yes it does. The responsibility for paying the tax lies with the purchasor, unless the vendor has an actual business outlet in the destination state. This was settled in the supreme court some time ago.

Chuck F (cbfalconer at maineline dot net) Available for consulting/temporary embedded and systems.

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Rube Bumpkin 19 years ago

Connecticut has a "Sales & Use" tax. As I understand it, you are responsible for paying tax on anything purchased in another state, and used in CT. Every year when filling out your income tax form, you are supposed to declare the total amount of out-of-state purchases and then you have to pay tax on the amount declared.

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