- South Dakota has released an updated fact sheet on Special Event taxation.
- All sales in South Dakota, including special events, are subject to sales tax and tourism tax.
- Exceptions exist for direct sellers and certain fundraising events.
- Not all events require a temporary tax license for vendors.
- Event organizers should contact the Department of Revenue (DOR) to ensure correct registration.
- The fact sheet provides guidance on filing the Special Event Return.
- Sellers at any event in South Dakota should charge applicable taxes.
- Out-of-state sellers should ensure event organizers have registered with the DOR.
- Sellers who sell to South Dakota throughout the year may need permanent licenses for ongoing sales.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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