Confused by Indiana’s FAB and food tax rules? HOST simplifies compliance so you can focus on customers, not paperwork.
Blog Posts
Does Arizona Allow Out-of-State Resale Certificates?
Don’t risk penalties in Arizona. Use Form 5000A and register for a TPT license—out-of-state resale certificates are not accepted.
Restaurant Food and Sales Tax: What You Should Know
Restaurant sales tax rules vary by state, city, and item—this guide breaks it down so you stay compliant and protect your profits.
Washington, D.C. Sales Tax Rules on Food Explained
DC food tax rules are tricky for everything from groceries to takeout. HOST simplifies compliance so you can focus on serving, not filing.
Understanding Maryland’s Sales Tax on Food and Beverages
Navigating Maryland’s food tax rules? This article simplifies what’s taxable, what’s exempt, and how HOST helps you stay compliant.
NYC Food Sales Tax: What’s Taxed and What’s Exempt
NYC food tax rules are tricky—HOST helps your business get it right and stay compliant at 8.875% across all boroughs.
Is Food Taxable in California? A Look at Grocery and Prepared Food
From groceries to hot meals, understand California’s food tax rules before you ring up your next sale.
Can You Use an Out-of-State Resale Certificate in Florida?
Florida doesn’t accept out-of-state resale certificates—learn how to stay compliant with in-state rules and avoid penalties.
Sales Tax Filing Requirements in Washington: What Businesses Must Know
Washington’s sales tax rules are complex—learn how to stay compliant with destination-based rates, deadlines, and exemptions.
Does Ohio Accept Resale Certificates Issued by Other States?
Ohio accepts out-of-state resale certificates—but only if you follow specific rules. HOST helps you get it right, every time.
