- New Jersey Division of Taxation has clarified that tariff mark ups passed to consumers are subject to sales tax.
- Tariffs, even if separately stated, are included in the taxable sales price.
- The “sales price” includes all seller costs, taxes, and charges related to the sale.
- Sellers must ensure they collect and remit sales tax on tariff mark ups in New Jersey.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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