Ohio House Bill 315 alters sales tax collection for delivery network services by shifting the primary tax responsibility from delivery companies to the local merchants. Delivery companies can now obtain a waiver to avoid collecting sales tax on the goods themselves, instead focusing on collecting tax on delivery fees. This change necessitates delivery companies to inform merchants of their new tax obligations as the direct sellers. The bill aims to provide clearer definitions of seller and taxable price, which will impact business pricing strategies, consumer tax transparency, and delivery service compliance.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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