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KBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 1st Quarter 2024
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. In Alaska, the seasonal sales tax has been reinstated, making the tax rate 6% from April 1 to September 30. Meanwhile, remote retailers in Colorado that do not collect sales tax and haven’t met the economic nexus…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 4th Quarter 2023
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. Several key sales and use tax updates emerged in the final quarter of 2023. Starting in January 2024, Georgia will start taxing digital products such as downloadable music and ebooks. Meanwhile, Iowa ended exemptions for certain business…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 3rd Quarter 2023
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition provides the latest information on the tax status of remote software, digital goods, and virtual currencies in specific states. Additionally, it offers insights into recent updates regarding tax exemptions for select food items, as well…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 2nd Quarter 2023
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition includes crucial updates on economic nexus standards and thresholds for various states, changes in the taxability of retail delivery fees, challenges in digital advertising tax, and the taxability of drop shipping transactions. Learn more about…
Read MoreCurrent COVID-19 Related Tax Guidance for Oregon, Washington, and California
Working remotely has become the new normal for many employees on the West Coast. Although many employees enjoy the convenience of working remotely, both employees and employers need to consider the tax implications of having employees working in states where the business previously had no presence. For employees who reside in one state but are…
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