- Alaska House Bill 378 proposes a new state-level tax called the “marketplace facilitator sales tax”
- The tax would be 2% and imposed on marketplace facilitators meeting certain sales and transaction thresholds
- In-state sellers and remote sellers not using marketplaces would not be required to collect the tax
- Revenues from the tax could be used to fund an “organized retail theft fund”
Source: kpmg.com
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