Economic nexus refers to the connection a seller must have with a US state before being obligated to collect sales tax. Online sales can create this nexus, as ruled by the Supreme Court in the South Dakota v. Wayfair case. Each state sets its own economic nexus threshold based on sales volume or transaction count. Wyoming and Indiana recently revised their thresholds. Fonoa offers tax technology solutions to help businesses navigate sales and use tax complexities.
Source Fonoa
Click on the logo to visit the website
Latest Posts in "United States"
- New York ALJ Rules Telecom’s FUSF Fees in Bundled Services Subject to Sales Tax
- Texas Ruling: Telehealth Services Not Taxable as Data Processing or Information Services
- Wisconsin Bulletin Clarifies Tariffs as Part of Taxable Sales and Purchase Prices
- Arkansas Rules Online Platforms Must Collect Sales Tax for Both Virtual and In-Person Events
- Florida Repeals Business Rent Tax Effective October 1, 2025: New Guidance Issued
