- An out-of-state retailer using an unaffiliated third-party fulfillment company in New York is not considered a vendor for New York sales tax purposes.
- Storing inventory in New York with such a fulfillment service does not trigger sales and use tax collection requirements for the retailer.
- If the fulfillment company qualifies as a marketplace provider, it must register and collect sales tax on all sales it facilitates, including the retailer’s products.
- The NYDTF emphasizes the importance of considering factors like affiliation, physical presence, and service scope when determining tax liability.
Source: vatabout.com
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