The old mnemonic device for remembering states without a statewide sales tax, “NOMAD” (New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, Alaska, and Delaware) might be dropping a letter. Specifically “A”, with the introduction of HB 3006 and HB 4005 in Alaska.
HB 3006 and HB 4005 each includes legislative language that would implement a statewide tax on sales of tangible personal property, rents or services at a rate of 2%. The bills would also enable Alaska to enter the Streamlined Sales Tax Agreement along with 24 other member states. The effective date of both bills would be July 1, 2022.
Source: SOVOS
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