Hi, I do online affiliate marketing and live in California, which has a sales tax nexus law. As a consequence, the affiliate provider ?platform? doesn?t give me a commission for sales made to customers in California. I am losing a lot of money. My affiliate provider said if I only change my address in my profile, I could start collecting California commissions; I was thinking of putting down a forwarding address in Oregon (there are plenty of providers online) as a my residence (Oregon also doesn?t have a sales tax nexus law). Is this illegal? I intend to fully pay California sales tax on all commissions that I receive, but it?s first the question of actually getting those commissions. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks!

not illegal it is legal; Many affiliate networks exist to connect merchants with affiliate site publishers who can help sell their goods. Companies such as:Clickbank, E-junkie and PayDotCom lead the pack in connecting the creators of e-books and software with affiliates to help sell their digital download products.
. If you don't have a permanent office location or you don't want to use that address to receive your mail, you have 3 primary alternatives: a virtual mailroom, a virtual office or a private mailbox