Tax & AccountingNovember 15, 2018|UpdatedDecember 01, 2020
Cyber Monday Meets Wayfair (Black Friday Too!)
This is the first holiday shopping season in a post-Wayfair world. The SCOTUS decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. opened the door for States to deploy their own brand of economic nexus… and many have!
The sales tax obligations for online and remote retailers are greater and more complex than ever before. Download our new Cyber Monday infographic here to understand what’s at stake and what you can do about it.
Holiday Shoppers are Ready, but are Online Retailers?
Online retailers face a challenging holiday shopping season, but not for the reasons you might think. The world of online has changed dramatically. Read our new infographic and be informed on the subject.
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