As the digital economy has grown exponentially in the past decade, tax laws have been racing to keep up. The response to this challenge has been fairly straightforward – placing significant tax compliance, reporting and remittance burdens on digital marketplaces instead of the individual sellers. Marketplaces are now responsible for tax collection.
Source: fonoa.com
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