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Despite Supreme Court ruling, Ohio does not force online and catalog retailers to collect and remit sales tax. Unlike other states, Ohio isn’t in any rush to capitalize on a recent U.S. Supreme Court tax ruling that would mean millions Continue reading Ohio – State In No Rush To Act On Supreme Court Sales-Tax Case
Recently some of our California TaxJar customers have received this message in their email: Here’s the text transcribed: Amazon has received a valid and binding legal demand from the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) requiring that Amazon disclose the following Continue reading California – California Amazon Sellers Reporting Sales Tax Disclosure
Colorado Department of Revenue issued the following News Release which extends the grace period for new sales tax rules to May 31, 2019. CO Department of Revenue News Release 12/6/2018
As a business owner or tax professional, you may discover an unreported tax liability for one or more periods or tax types and it may be substantial. To help come into compliance with Minnesota tax laws, you may want to Continue reading Minnesota – Voluntary Disclosure Application Now Online
Beginning April 1, 2019, retailers located outside of California are required to register with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA), collect the California use tax, and pay the tax to the CDTFA based on the amount of Continue reading California – State Publishes Use Tax Collection Requirements Based On Sales Into California Due To The Wayfair Decision
Shoppers looking for a bargain by skipping California sales tax will soon close a loophole that let them buy goods from out-of-state online retailers without immediately paying local taxes. That deal ends on April 1 for thousands of out-of-state online retailers Continue reading California – California Moves To Raise Sales Tax Collections From Out-Of-State Retailers
PIERRE — The South Dakota Department of Revenue recently asked the state’s citizens to report online retailers who aren’t collecting sales taxes, and to make sure that citizens themselves are paying the tax on goods they buy if the seller Continue reading South Dakota – State Vows To ‘Educate, Then Enforce’ On Remote Seller Sales Tax
Dec 7, 2018 | Press Release **Kuster has pushed for legislation to protect small businesses from an online sales tax** (Washington, DC) – Today, Congresswoman Annie Kuster (NH-02) has brought together both Democrats and Republicans to call for a one-year moratorium Continue reading Multi-State – Kuster Leads Bipartisan Call To Prevent Online Sales Tax For Small Businesses
The Department has updated the Iowa Sales/Use/Excise Tax Exemption Certificate, 31-014 to include new items from tax reform bill Senate File 2417. This form can also be found in the Tax Form Index under Sales and Use Tax. To Search Continue reading Iowa – Sales/Use/Excise Tax Exemption Certificate Updated
The state of Georgia says Uber is not paying sales tax as required by state law and is seeking millions from the ride-sharing company. Uber says it believes it has abided by Georgia law and says the state is misinterpreting Continue reading Georgia – State Seeks Sales Tax Revenue From Uber