California's Proposition 65 (or the Safe Drinking Water and Toxic Enforcement Act of 1986) was designed to help keep Californians informed about the potential health issues that could arise from exposure to toxic chemicals. Because the law requires businesses to notify Californians if a product contains detectable amounts of chemicals that could be associated with certain health issues, the QVC packing slip will contain a special message for any applicable products that are shipped into the state of California.
California's Electronic Waste Recycling Act of 2003 requires a recycling fee be paid on applicable electronics being shipped into California. The amount of the recycling fee, assessed at the time of purchase, varies depending on the size and type of the electronics item and is determined by several agencies within the state of California. QVC adds this mandatory recycling fee to the shipping and handling charge of any applicable products shipped into California.
The state of North Carolina requires a disposal tax be paid on applicable appliances shipped into North Carolina. The amount of the tax is determined by the North Carolina Department of Revenue. QVC adds this mandatory disposal tax to the shipping and handling charge of any applicable products shipped into North Carolina.
QVC incorporates this unique tax into our shipping and handling fee to ensure the correct collection and remittance of this tax to the North Carolina Department of Revenue.
No, the North Carolina White Goods Disposal Tax is a flat tax and is not subject to further tax.