Sales Tax Can Be Tricky for New Entrepreneurs, Especially With Online or Mobile Sales. There Are Seven Key Rules to Help Clarify Tax Collection, Covering Responsibilities and How State and Local Taxes Apply. Understanding Them Ensures Compliance and Avoids Issues.
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Recent state regulations focused on the Marketplace Facilitator has eased some of the burdens for small businesses and individuals who sell products via the online marketplace.
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In June 2018 the US supreme court upheld a lower court’s ruling that the state of South Dakota could force the online retailer Wayfair, a retailer with no nexus (physical location) in the state to collect sales taxes. This ruling sent shockwaves through the eCommerce community. Therefore, online retailers may now be required to collect sales tax on goods they ship.
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In June of 2018, the Supreme Court ruled that even if an online business does not have a physical presence in a state, the state can require online retailers to collect and remit sales taxes.
When a seller of a product makes a sale to an end user of a product, the seller is responsible for collecting sales taxes on behalf of several taxing jurisdictions. Leanr how sales taxes and use taxes work together and what taxes the seller is responsible for collecting.Â
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One of the most confusing issues facing many newbie business people is related to the confusion and frustration related to taxes, vocabulary, and acronyms.
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Do Service Businesses Need A Sales Tax License? Discover How A Pass-Through Pricing Strategy Could Help Mobile And Service-Based Entrepreneurs Stay Compliant.
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