Oklahoma Broadens the Scope of Marketplace Facilitators

Effective January 1, 2023, Oklahoma will broaden the scope of marketplace facilitators.

Jayci TrujilloJune 13, 2022oklahoma, marketplace, marketplace facilitator, policy change

A New Law Amends the Definition of Taxable Digital Products in Maryland

Legislation that is set to take effect on July 1, 2022, amends the definition of digital products by including some additional examples of items that do not constitute taxable digital products.

Ellie MoffatJune 13, 2022taxability, maryland, policy change, 2022

Why You Should Ensure Your Information is Current with the States

Auditors use the best information available to estimate a taxpayer’s liability, and states can be strict when it comes to statutes of limitations. It's the taxpayer’s responsibility to ensure that accurate and updated information is on file with the department.

Ellie MoffatJune 13, 2022sales tax tips, sales tax, statute of limitations

Exemptions Are Not Just at the Point of Sale

Sometimes exemptions are not just at the point of sale. For example, in Washington, a biogas company is liable for failing to collect tax on sales to a renewable energy producer even if the sales were subject to an exemption. Find out why and how this may be applicable to you.

Ellie MoffatJune 13, 2022exemptions, sales tax exemption

Kansas Phases Out State Sales Tax on Groceries

Kansas has introduced a bill that is phasing out their state sales tax on groceries.

Ellie MoffatJune 13, 2022taxability, kansas grocery tax, grocery tax, nexus, sales tax