[quote name='jacknicklson']Not yet, but I can almost guarantee it is in the works.[/quote]
I think the fools in Trenton have enough good sense not to waste everyone's time with such a tax code change with the hanging threat of a Federal court declaring the law unconstitutional.
The whole reason states don't levy taxes on most e-commerce businesses is because of Federal interstate commerce rules. Traditionally, you only pay taxes for an e-commerce purchase when the seller has operations in your state. New York is claiming that Amazon's affiliates may be located in New York state and therefore the company is subject to collecting tax. However, the affiliates are not in fact owned or operated by Amazon giving Amazon IMO a strong leg in court. However, if the courts rule in favor of New York, the danger of this law is the possibility that it could be applied to eBay.
Anyway, Burnout Paradise is a hot game that I've had my eye on. Sadly however, I have GTA IV to play instead. Had they lowered the price the week GTA was released -- as I had hoped -- I'd have held off on buying GTA. Of course that Wal-Mart GTA deal was too hot to pass up anyway. Come to think of it old Wally didn't charge me NJ state tax on that purchase!
