By Shane Ratigan Proposed and actual Amazon Laws focus on the ability of states to compel sales tax collection by remote sellers. Amazon Laws do not impose any new taxes, but rather force or tend to pressure remote sellers to collect sales taxes. As the volume of Internet and virtual commerce grows rapidly, states are… Continue Reading
By Webb Stevens My what is Taxable?? Who could know that one of the hottest issues in sales tax has to do with a simple song? Just when we finally got used to paying an average of 99 cents to download a song – compared to the only a few years ago when we took music off the Internet… Continue Reading
By Shane Ratigan The first statewide sales taxes were enacted during the Great Depression. The laws were sold as short-term fiscal measures to alleviate the economic devastation of the times. Given the crisis of the times, it is not surprising the laws were generally haphazard in their approach, incomplete, unclear and often vague. OK, so not much has… Continue Reading
Contest this week: Watch the Joe Woodard/Scaling New Heights Episode and email the answer to this question to [email protected] by MIDNIGHT EASTERN TIME Tuesday April 9, 2013: “According to Stacy, what is the ONLY problem with the Scaling New Heights conference?” GOOD LUCK! Continue Reading
Last week we asked you to watch the Customer Support episode of RFQTv.com and answer this question: What Woody have stolen? Email the answer to us by midnight, ET 4/3/2103 for a chance to win! Winner: Bryce Forney (QuickBooks Mac 2013) Continue Reading