The Louisiana Sales and Use Tax Commission for Remote Sellers issued a new bulletin intended to provide guidance to Louisiana merchants making sales through marketplace facilitators, as well as direct sales to consumers, including associated Louisiana sales and use tax collection and remittance requirements as a dealer when making direct sales that do not occur via a marketplace.
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