In the United States, sellers are only required to collect sales tax from buyers in states where they have “sales tax nexus” or a significant presence in a state. You always have sales tax nexus in a state if it is your home state and/or if you have an office, store, warehouse, sales representative, or employee located in that state. The government also considers you have nexus if you sell products in a state’s trade show or craft show. Continue reading “Internet Sales Tax Rules For Small Business”
Internet Sales Tax Rules For Small Business
In the United States, sellers are only required to collect sales tax from buyers in states where they have “sales tax nexus” or a significant presence in a state. You always have sales tax nexus in a state if it is your home state and/or if you have an office, store, warehouse, sales representative, or employee located in that state. The government also considers you have nexus if you sell products in a state’s trade show or craft show. Forty-five states and the District of Columbia require consumers to pay sales taxes on purchases; retailers must collect the sales tax and remit it to the state.