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How to Use This Page: Simply scroll to browse all our sales tax resources that you can use in your job today. You can refine your search by topic and/or jurisdiction or search by keyword. For a handy chart of key sales tax facts by state, select a jurisdiction.
This chart lists the standard state level sales and use tax rates. Updated regularly.
Find current, future and past tax amnesty programs by state.
Get dates and details for sales tax holidays being offered by the states.
This chart lists the states that have enacted remote seller nexus legislation, along with the effective dates.
Sales tax questions? Find answers to our most frequently asked questions here.
Stay current with the most significant sales tax developments with our blog.
Learn about nexus, audits, administration and more with these free whitepapers.
Get the most current sales tax updates on our News & Tips page.
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Key information such as effective dates, thresholds, and includable sales for out-of-state sellers making sales into states that have enacted economic nexus legislation both before and after the South Dakota v. Wayfair Supreme Court decision.
Comprehensive list of resources for remote sellers following the South Dakota v. Wayfair Supreme Court decision – including state notices, videos, articles, training opportunities, and more.
We’ve gathered some websites that may be helpful in finding answers to your sales tax questions or addressing your sales tax needs.
The Sales Tax Nerd Award recognizes sales tax professionals who demonstrate a dedicated passion and commitment to the study and practice of sales tax.
Following a letter ruling released on the subject in October, the Texas Department of Revenue has clarified that doctors performing exams for the state\’s Division of Workers\’ Compensation are not required to collect sales tax until October 1, 2023, to allow the Worker\’s Compensation industry to seek a legislative change.
The Georgia Tax Tribunal issued a pair of orders in the case of Uber Technologies Inc. v. Crittenden, determining that Uber underpaid its sales tax liability by several million dollars by not including its Safe Rider Fee in its taxable basis.
Effective January 1, 2023, The Kansas Department of Revenue will no longer use the ST-16 Retailers’ Sales Tax Return.
Colorado has issued a private letter ruling stating that “platform credits” offered by a company that offers video streaming services are not subject to Colorado sales tax.
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The Tennessee Department of Revenue has released guidance on the application of the state\’s revised farm equipment sales and use tax exemption that will come into effect on January 1, 2023.
In response to a request from a state tax reference book, Illinois has published a General Information Letter addressing issues surrounding the state\’s nexus standards and other laws and procedures.
Vermont has updated a set of guidelines detailing which items of tangible personal property are taxable or exempt in under their current laws for quick reference.
In a memo released in the wake of its success in a court case addressing the issue earlier this year, Texas elaborated on its reasons for denying companies performing refurbishment services a manufacturing exemption on wrapping and packaging items.
Wisconsin has issued guidance on the taxability of non-fungible tokens (NFTs) in its most recent monthly tax bulletin.
Virginia has issued a bulletin discussing the state’s exemption for food purchased for human consumption and essential personal hygiene products.
A recent New Mexico bulletin advises taxpayers about the gross receipts tax responsibility of marketplace providers that list and book third party lodging and accommodations.
The Missouri Supreme Court ruled unanimously against a horse-riding club in Kansas City, Missouri in its petition for review of a prior ruling on a refund of sales tax remitted on membership fees.
The South Carolina Department of Revenue (DOR) has issued a revenue ruling regarding the taxability of various retailers’ fees.
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The Wyoming Department of Revenue (DOR) has issued updated guidance on the taxability of lodging services and online travel companies (OTCs).
The Maryland legislature overrode Governor Larry Hogan’s veto of a new tax on digital advertising (H.B. 732) on February 12, 2021, making Maryland the first state in the country to adopt a tax on digital advertising.
Louisiana is facing complaints from an Arizona jewelry wholesaler claiming that their sales tax system is unconstitutional due to its compliance burdens on out-of-state sellers.
The Rhode Island Department of Revenue (DOR) has issued an advisory regarding changes to the state’s sales and use tax return for monthly and quarterly periods starting January 2023.
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania sided with the Online Merchants Guild as they pushed back on the Department of Revenue’s charges for taxes owed.
This blog details key items in understanding when a sale is taxable or exempt and what you need to know to ensure that an exemption can be claimed.
The Mississippi Supreme Court (Court) has affirmed a lower court’s decision, ruling that a wedding photographer was not liable for a sales tax assessment issued by the Mississippi Department of Revenue (DOR).
Following the passage of House Bill 8 this spring, as of January 1st, 2023, many services that were not subject to sales tax in Kentucky will become taxable.