For cross-border or interstate sales, which statement is NOT typically true?

• A. Sales crossing borders or inter-state require compliance with governing laws, proper licensing, and potential reporting to interrelated authorities.
• B. License exemptions exist for cross-border sales with no reporting requirement.
• C. The seller must maintain proper licensing and comply with applicable laws.
• D. They must follow governing laws and hold proper licenses.

Answer: (B)

Cross-border or interstate sales are regulated to ensure products are handled safely and legally, so staying compliant with governing laws and keeping valid licenses is essential. In practice, licensing is required and reporting to the appropriate authorities is often part of the process. While there can be specific exemptions in some programs, they are limited and usually still involve some form of reporting or oversight. The idea that there are license exemptions with no reporting requirement is not typically true; exemptions, if any, do not blanketly remove reporting obligations. The other statements align with how these sales are governed: you must follow the governing laws and maintain proper licenses, and reporting to relevant authorities may be required.