Using a mobile phone analogy, he said: “If you compare it to an iPhone, for example ... resale values, with many buying EVs with the plan to use them for 10 years – the duration of the ...

News Channel 11 talked with resale/consignment/thrift store owners in the Tri-Cities about the increasing number of people looking for a way to get more for their money. Whether it’s consignment ...

As it has for several years, the resale market continues to grow — and the current ... “On ThredUp alone, for example, there are 5 million items to choose from. That can be an overwhelming shopping ...

Younger shoppers are turning to social platforms to buy secondhand apparel. AI is driving resale adoption by bridging the gap between shopping secondhand and new. 59% of consumers say if new ...

To avoid paying the sales tax, the yarn maker must obtain a resale certificate from the government ... to large purchases of tangible goods. An example of a use tax would be when a Georgia ...

Previously known as Amazon Warehouse, Amazon Resale is where the retailer offers ... sometimes products might be returned in perfect condition (for example, if an item of clothing didn’t fit ...

Specifically, there is a significant, underexplored opportunity to leverage Certificate of Need (CoN ... Some hold significant promise; for example, funding approaches such as the Centers for ...

Allegedly, the house had allowed these clients to use “resale certificates”, a mechanism by professional art dealers can avoid paying New York sales tax on art they acquire in the course of ...

Sotheby’s will pay more than $6 million to settle claims it helped clients avoid paying taxes on high-priced art from masters like Basquiat by pretending the big-money collectors were resellers.

The original suit accused Sotheby’s of handing out tax-exemption documents called resale certificates to help top clients avoid paying taxes on art purchases made between 2010 and 2020.

Thursday's settlement resolves claims that Sotheby's let at least eight clients cheat New York state from 2010 to 2020 by using "resale certificates" that falsely portrayed them as art dealers ...