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…
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…
The Louisiana House Ways and Means Committee took a significant step by advancing House Bill 8, which aims to modernize the state’s tax code. The bill passed without opposition and proposed applying the state sales tax to digital products and services, reflecting the growing shift to online consumption. Under the legislation, streaming platforms like Netflix…
Registering to Collect and Remit Sales Tax: Where to Begin Once you’ve identified where you have sales tax obligations, it’s time to register with each state to start collecting and remitting sales tax. Here’s how to get started: Obtain a Sales Tax Permit Before collecting sales tax, you must register for a sales tax permit…
Great news for Oklahoma residents—grocery prices are about to take a welcome dip! With inflation putting pressure on household budgets over the past few years, any reduction in the cost of essentials like food is a significant relief. The Oklahoma state legislature has recently passed a bill to reduce the sales tax on groceries. For…
As the digital economy continues to expand, Texas is updating its tax rules to better reflect the realities of the 21st-century marketplace. The Texas Comptroller’s office recently announced changes to how digital products, such as software, streaming services, and online content, are taxed. What’s Changing? Under the new rules, Texas will impose sales tax on…
TX: The Comptroller encourages all taxpayers to support Texas businesses while saving money on tax-free purchases of most clothing, footwear, school supplies and backpacks (sold for less than $100) during the annual Tax-Free weekend. Qualifying items can be purchased tax free from a Texas store or from an online or catalog seller doing business in Texas. In most…
Back-to-school shopping can be expensive, but many states offer relief through tax-free weekends. This year, 17 states provide a tax break on school-related items like clothing, shoes, electronics, and supplies. Here’s a list of the states participating in these sales-tax holidays: Alabama Arkansas Connecticut Florida Iowa Maryland Massachusetts Mississippi Missouri New Mexico Ohio Oklahoma South…
Navigating taxes can be challenging, especially with varying regulations across states. In Texas, two primary taxes businesses need to be aware of are the gross receipts and sales tax. Gross Receipts Tax Texas does not impose a traditional corporate income tax. Instead, it has a franchise tax, often referred to as a “margin tax,” which…
Six years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court’s ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. revolutionized the e-commerce landscape by allowing states to mandate sales tax collection from out-of-state sellers based on economic presence rather than physical presence. This decision overruled the 1992 Quill Corp. v. North Dakota precedent, ushering in a new era for state…
