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Two States Change Economic Nexus Requirements

Two States Change Economic Nexus Requirements

As South Dakota v. Wayfair rolls on toward 6-years-old, states are still refining their economic nexus requirements. And it’s good news for many e-commerce sellers! Two states recently announced changes to which businesses have economic nexus. Indiana In effect...

Sales Tax Guide for Event Organizers and Vendors

Sales Tax Guide for Event Organizers and Vendors

One often overlooked business activity that creates sales tax nexus in a state is “temporary sales” in a state. This could include: Closing deals at an industry trade show Selling your books at an author’s fair Selling hand-made jewelry at a big craft fair Selling...

Do I have to pay Delaware franchise tax?

Do I have to pay Delaware franchise tax?

More than 60% of Fortune 500 companies are incorporated in Delaware. Smaller businesses often choose to incorporate there, too. Many cite the state’s business-friendly court system and the good reputation of Delaware corporations as a motivating factor.  But the fact...

When to Charge Sales Tax on Online Classes

When to Charge Sales Tax on Online Classes

Online education was already popular in the early 2000s, but during the pandemic learning new things online really blew up. Maybe it was all the people who’d never had time to stop and smell the roses suddenly finding themselves homebound. People learned new skills,...

Sales Tax on Crowdfunding Campaigns, Explained

Sales Tax on Crowdfunding Campaigns, Explained

So you crowdfunded to make a new board game or short film or open up your new taco truck. Do you have to charge your crowdfunding backers sales tax? How does that work exactly?  States are starting to solidify their guidance around crowdfunding and sales tax. Let’s...