202405.08
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The Benefits of Choosing Service Providers for Sales Tax Issues

Navigating the intricate world of sales tax compliance is a challenge many businesses face. While some may opt for DIY solutions or software, others turn to service providers for assistance. Here’s why: Expertise: Service providers specialize in tax matters, offering deep knowledge and guidance tailored to your business’s needs. Their expertise ensures accurate compliance and…

202404.22
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Navigating Sales Tax in the Construction Industry

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

Construction contractors are no strangers to challenges. They contend with labor shortages, supply chain disruptions, and a maze of regulations. Amidst this tumult, the specter of sales tax looms large, adding another layer of complexity to an already demanding industry. Unlike many businesses, construction companies often grapple with sales tax due to the nature of their operations….

202403.25
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Chanel Christoff Davis finalist for the D CEO 2024 Financial Executive Award

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Articles, Community Involvement, Featured, Headline, Sales Tax

We are thrilled to announce that Chanel Christoff Davis, our CEO, is a finalist for the 2024 Financial Executive Awards, a prestigious initiative brought to you by D CEO in collaboration with Financial Executives International, Association for Corporate Growth Dallas-Fort Worth, and TXCPA-Dallas. This year’s roster of 54 honorees represents the pinnacle of financial expertise…

202403.20
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Texas Sales and Use Tax

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

Navigating the ins and outs of sales and use tax is crucial to business operations and consumer transactions in Texas. Texas imposes a state sale and use tax rate of 6.25 percent on a wide array of retail sales, leases, rentals of most goods, and taxable services. Local taxing jurisdictions, encompassing cities, counties, special purpose…

202403.14
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Proposed Alaska Statewide Sales Tax

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Alaska, Sales Tax, State Sales Tax Laws

AL: Alaska Governor Mike Dunleavy is contemplating introducing a sales tax, which would significantly alter the state’s tax landscape. Currently, Alaska stands out as one of the five states in the U.S. without a statewide sales tax, a unique position it shares with New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, and Delaware. While Alaska does not currently have…

202403.08
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Happy International Women’s Day!

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Featured, Sales Tax

Happy International Women’s Day! 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…

202402.22
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Navigating Sales Tax Nuances in Manufacturing

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Sales Tax, Services, State Sales Tax Laws, States, Uncategorized

In the realm of sales tax, the definition of “manufacturing” holds significant weight, often revolving around the physical transformation of tangible personal property (TPP) through the application of materials and labor. However, understanding your tax obligations and exemptions amidst the intricacies of each state’s regulations is crucial for businesses operating in the manufacturing sector. Key…

202402.08
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Navigating Colorado’s Home Rule Municipalities and Sales Tax Regulations

Colorado’s sales and use tax regulations landscape is undergoing significant shifts, mainly concerning economic nexus provisions and the role of home rule municipalities. Colorado state and local sales taxes, the implementation of sales and use tax simplification programs, and the response of self-collecting home rule municipalities, particularly in light of the Colorado Municipal League’s Model…

202401.25
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Digital Products Subject to Georgia Sales and Use Tax

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Georgia, Sales Tax

GA: Effective January 1, 2024, sales of specified digital products, other digital goods, and digital codes sold to an end user in Georgia are subject to Georgia sales and use tax, provided that the end user receives or will receive the right of permanent use of such products, goods, or codes. The transaction is not…