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Selling through marketplace facilitators like Amazon and Etsy can make life a lot easier. But do these companies handle all the sales tax for you … or do you still have obligations? Read on to figure out how it all works and what you need to do as a seller. How does marketplace facilitator sales

If you’re running an online store with WooCommerce, it’s important to understand your sales tax obligations. This guide will explain how WooCommerce handles sales tax calculation, collection, and remittance and clarify what responsibilities fall on you, the seller. We’ll walk you through setting up sales tax in WooCommerce and introduce you to a tool that

Handling your sales tax obligations can be especially challenging when it comes to clothing products, as each state in the U.S. has its own set of rules and exemptions. Whether you have brick-and-mortar stores or operate fully in eCommerce, you must ensure compliance to avoid penalties. This guide will help you understand your clothing sales

States have the right to legally demand all historic taxes you should have paid to them, and they can add ruinous penalties on top of that.

When it comes to selling in the USA, charging sales tax correctly can be tricky. As a seller, you are legally obliged to collect and remit sales tax on behalf of the state in certain circumstances, which creates a compliance burden

In 2012, Meni Rosenfield published a geeky tech paper where he imagined a method for representing and managing real-world assets on the Bitcoin blockchain. Two years later – using this concept – the first “official” NFT was minted by digital artists Kevin McCoy and Anil Dash. (It was a short video clip of McCoy’s wife Jennifer).

The world of commerce has shifted online, allowing businesses to sell to customers everywhere. Governments want their share of the revenue generated by internet entrepreneurs, and the USA’s weapon of choice is Sales Tax – the 50 states have the authority to tax sellers from other states, and from other countries as well.

The Washington Business and Occupation (B&O) tax is an important subject for anyone doing business in the state. Even if you’re not based in Washington, you need to make sure you understand this tax in order to stay compliant and avoid penalties. This guide will explain what a B&O tax is, how to calculate it,