The Indiana Department of Revenue posted several updated sales and use tax administrative bulletins reflecting recently enacted legislation, which revised Indiana’s economic nexus provisions for out-of-state retail merchants by removing the annual in-state 200 or more separate transactions threshold for Indiana gross retail tax remittance including a bulletin addressing Indiana’s sourcing rules.
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