by Candy | Mar 19, 2020 | Sales Tax
As we have detailed in our previous posts, the laws surrounding sales tax for businesses that operate entirely or partially online have become increasingly complex in recent years. Due to the precedent set by the 2018 Supreme Court ruling Wayfair, companies have been...
by Candy | Jan 10, 2020 | News, Sales Tax
If you are an online merchant, you are likely aware of the Wayfair case, a 2018 ruling wherein the Supreme Court voted that states may charge sales tax for online purchases even if the seller has no physical presence in the state in question. However, since the ruling...
by Candy | Oct 29, 2019 | Sales Tax
Unless you live in one of the five states that do not impose sales tax, the concept of paying a percentage of the purchase price of an item as tax is not a foreign concept. Sales tax is easily collected by sellers and paid by buyer since its rules are so...
by Candy | May 3, 2019 | Sales Tax
From Wayfair v. South Dakota to the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, it’s no secret that sales tax and the way we view it is changing. All across the nation, states are issuing letter rulings, asking questions, and amending laws to reflect an evolving marketplace where nearly...
by Candy | Mar 19, 2019 | Sales Tax
Ever since Wayfair v. South Dakota, both states and businesses across the nation have been scrambling to keep up with the ever-changing sales tax laws. It’s high pressure times, with retailers struggling to adjust to new requirements and states pursuing fresh avenues...
by Candy | Jan 8, 2019 | Business, Sales Tax, Uncategorized
Wayfair v. South Dakota changed a lot regarding sales tax and online stores, and true to many predictions, California is now leading the charge by introducing a new state law requiring out-of-state sellers to pay sales tax, come April 2019. The first sales tax law to...
