New law revises California’s pre-Wayfair “Qualified Purchaser Program” (QPP) to allow more businesses to avoid the QPP’s use tax registration requirements with the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (CDTFA) by temporarily amending the threshold for requiring a person to register with the CDTFA under the QPP.
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