- Shipping tax rules differ by state; some tax shipping if items are taxable, others exempt them if fees are listed separately.
- Invoice presentation can affect taxability; separating shipping charges from product prices may influence tax decisions.
- Mixed orders with taxable and non-taxable items can complicate taxability; some states may tax the entire shipping charge or apply tax proportionally.
- Shipping charges refer to fees for delivering goods; taxability depends on factors like item taxability, delivery method, and invoice presentation.
- States where shipping charges are generally taxable include Arkansas, Connecticut, District of Columbia, Georgia, Hawaii, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, and Minnesota.
Source: taxually.com
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