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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;calcol, post: 25248297, member: 77639&quot;]I’m guessing the Vault tax avoidance scheme might work and might possibly be legal.&nbsp; Coin purchasers could give their address to sellers as Vault’s.&nbsp; I don’t think there is anything in Wayfair and probably not in its implementation by the states that requires a seller to verify the home address of purchasers.&nbsp; All they can verify is ship-to address because they write it on the package and invoice.&nbsp; Texas has no sales tax on coins or bullion.&nbsp; I’m sure that’s why SB located the Vault there instead of their home state of California.&nbsp; I live in California, and there is an 8+% sales tax on coins costing less than $2,000.&nbsp; So, it might pay me to have a Vault account.&nbsp; I can have my purchases sent directly to the Vault and then immediately withdraw the purchase from the Vault.&nbsp; Yeah, I’ll have to pay their withdrawal fee, but it will be less than California sales tax.</p><p><br /></p><p>Cal[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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