Many states, as well as the District of Columbia, have started implementing economic nexus sales tax laws for out-of-state or remote sellers because of the South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc. decision. The Kansas Department of Revenue initially announced it would tax remote sales. However, the Kansas Attorney General called the policy invalid and the state is currently under a dispute with how to move forward. This blog will be updated when and if that changes, but below we provided a brief summary of what the Kansas Department of Revenue, Attorney General and Governor have said on the issue.
Source: SOVOS
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