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I'm retired and live in NE Portland.  Most of the time I shop in Vancouver, WA because I hate fighting all the traffic to get to Costco or Wal-Mart.  While in Wal-Mart today the cashier mentioned the new law that was signed by the governor.  Starting November 1st. if you live in Oregon and shop in Washington you will have to pay taxes on any purchases.  Is this true?  Is this legal?  Has anyone else heard of this happening?

I've been on vacation and haven't watched any tele for a couple of weeks. 

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