202503.27
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The Decline of Economic Nexus Transaction Thresholds

As of January 1, 2025, Alaska officially removed its 200-transaction threshold for economic nexus, joining a growing list of states making similar moves. This brings the total number of states that have eliminated their transaction threshold to 14—and the trend is far from over. New Jersey is the latest state to consider such a change,…

202503.19
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Be Ready for Emergencies: Take Advantage of the 2025 Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Sales Tax, Sales Tax Holiday, State Sales Tax Laws, States, Texas

TX: Natural disasters like hurricanes, flash floods, and wildfires are inevitable. The best way to protect yourself and your loved ones is through preparation. This year, the 2025 Emergency Preparation Supplies Sales Tax Holiday provides an excellent opportunity to stock up on essential emergency supplies without paying sales tax. When is the Sales Tax Holiday?…

202503.08
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Happy International Women’s Day!

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Featured, Sales Tax, Sales Tax Audit Defense

Today, we’re celebrating the incredible achievements of women worldwide in every aspect of life. From breaking barriers to shattering glass ceilings, women are paving the way for a brighter, more inclusive future. At Davis Davis & Harmon LLC, we’re proud to highlight some of the brightest, most talented, and innovative women in the sales tax…

202502.25
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Mark Your 2025 Calendar: Texas Sales Tax Holidays!

TX: During Texas’ annual sales tax holidays, certain taxable items are exempt from sales tax for a limited time. Timing and planning are critical for retailers, so be sure to mark your 2025 calendar for this year’s three sales tax holidays: Emergency Preparation Supplies: Saturday, April 26, through Monday, April 28, 2025. Energy Star and…

202502.04
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Texas Sales Tax & Restaurants: What’s Taxable?

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Compliance, Sales Tax, Services, State Sales Tax Laws, Texas

Running a restaurant in Texas? Then you will need to know how sales tax applies to the food and services you provide. Texas has specific rules about what is taxable and what isn’t regarding restaurants, catering, and food sales. Misunderstanding these rules could lead to compliance issues or lost profits.  What Food & Beverages Are…

202501.31
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Happy National Hot Chocolate Day!

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Holiday, Sales Tax, Sales Tax Maintenance

Did you know whether your hot chocolate is taxable? It depends on how it’s sold.  *Grocery Store? Most states exempt it as a grocery item. *Café To-Go? Likely taxable as a prepared beverage. *Powder Mix vs. Ready-to-Drink?  The rules differ—some states tax ready-to-drink but exempt dry mixes.  Sales tax laws vary widely by state and…

202501.15
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Understanding the New Sales Tax Updates for 2025

As we enter 2025, businesses and consumers alike should prepare for new changes to sales tax laws. Staying informed about these updates is critical to maintaining compliance and ensuring smooth operations. Here’s a quick overview of what to expect and how you can adapt. Key Changes in Sales Tax for 2025 New Tax Rates Several…

202501.08
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Pinterest and Sales Tax: What Sellers Need to Know

If you’re using Pinterest to promote and sell your products, you’re tapping into a powerhouse for visual marketing. But while your boards and pins might be driving traffic and sales, are you fully prepared for the sales tax implications of your growing business? Understanding Sales Tax on Pinterest Pinterest doesn’t manage sales or handle transactions—it…