- Skims Body, Inc. settled with New Jersey for $200,000 over allegations of improperly collecting sales tax on tax-exempt clothing from 2019 to 2024.
- The company agreed to improve its systems to prevent future improper tax collection and to promptly process consumer refund requests for the next four years.
- Skims resolved the case without admitting wrongdoing.
- The case highlights the risks and consequences for companies that over-collect sales tax, including penalties and reputational harm.
Source: njoag.gov
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