"Amazon.com is considering putting two warehouses in New Jersey, one near Philadelphia and the other near New York, KYW Newsradio reports.
The move would bring 1,500 jobs and give Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) a so called “nexus” in the state, meaning it would have to collect state sales taxes on purchases.
Pennsylvania has recently given Amazon and other Internet retailers with physical presences there until Sept. 1 to begin collecting sales tax."
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