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New sales tax collection requirements for remote sellers and marketplace providers take effect October 1, 2019, in more than a dozen states — including Texas, the second most populous state in the nation. In fact, it’s getting hard to sell Continue reading Multi-State – Remote Sellers and Marketplaces: Are You Ready to Collect Sales Tax on October 1, 2019?
Avoiding sales taxes by shopping online is going to get a lot tougher next week. The Texas Legislature fixed a loophole in the last session that dates back to the days when interstate commerce by regular folks was not a Continue reading Texas – The Days Of Escaping Sales Taxes By Shopping Online Are Over
Avoiding sales taxes by shopping online is going to get a lot tougher next week. The Texas Legislature fixed a loophole in the last session that dates back to the days when interstate commerce by regular folks was not a Continue reading TEXAS – The Days Of Escaping Sales Taxes By Shopping Online Are Over In Texas And Most States
Extra time to pay taxes! The South Carolina tax deadline has been pushed back during COVID-19. The South Carolina Department of Revenue released a statement, tax payers will have until June 1st to file returns. Penalty and interest will not Continue reading South Carolina – File Taxes by June 1, 2020 Time Extension due to COVID-19
The South Carolina Department of Revenue is giving taxpayers in the state more time to file their returns as they deal with the coronavirus outbreak. The decision was first announced at a news conference Tuesday, and further details came out a Continue reading South Carolina – Tax Deadline Extended Until June 1, 2020 COVID – 19
A new petition urges the State of Texas to cancel or delay the upcoming collection of mixed-beverage and sales taxes, amid the current novel coronavirus pandemic. Many restaurants, bars, distilleries, breweries, and wineries are closing or greatly modifying service models to help lessen the spread Continue reading Texas – Petition Urges Cancellation of Business Taxes to Lessen COVID-19 Impact on Bars
On April 25, 2019, Governor Newsom signed Assembly Bill No. (AB) 147 (Stats. 2019, ch. 5) which requires out-of-state retailers with no physical presence in California (remote sellers) to collect use tax if, during the preceding or current calendar year, Continue reading California – TAX INFORMATION BULLETIN – September: New California Law Changes Use Tax Collection Requirements for Remote Sellers and New District Use Tax Collection Requirements for All Retailers
JEFFERSON CITY — The Kansas City Chiefs found themselves inside the Missouri Supreme Court on Wednesday tackling issues about their stadium — and not the play that occurs in it. Arrowhead Stadium renovations that cost millions have left the Chiefs Continue reading Missouri – Confusion Revolves Around ‘Sales And Use Tax’ With Kansas City Chiefs
Purpose: Washington Administrative Code (WAC) 458-20-193 (Rule 193) and WAC 458-20-221 (Rule 221) provide guidance regarding the need for a seller to have a physical presence in Washington in order to establish the required nexus for the state to impose Continue reading Washington – DOR Files Emergency Rule Making Order
As the 2019 California Legislative Session has concluded, we look at the major tax bills that were enacted this year. The first is AB 147 (Burke) as Chapter 5. Because the bill contains an urgency clause, the measure took effect Continue reading CALIFORNIA – Enacted Three Major Tax Bills