Traditionally,if a state's citizen purchases goods from a seller out of state,he would pay the sales tax directly to the government.

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Traditionally, if a state's citizen purchases goods from a seller out of state, they often did not pay the sales tax directly to the government because the out-of-state seller was not required to collect it unless they had a physical presence in the buyer's state. This has changed with recent laws and court decisions.

Traditionally,if a State's Citizen Purchases Goods from a Seller Out