- North Carolina has repealed the 200-transaction count from its economic nexus threshold for remote sellers
- Effective July 1, 2024, the state’s remote seller thresholds for economic nexus are based on gross sales exceeding $100,000
- Remote sellers may be eligible to cancel their North Carolina sales tax registration if they meet certain requirements
- To cancel registration, remote sellers must file Form NC-BN and list the date they wish to end registration
- If a remote seller cancels registration and later engages in business in North Carolina, they must re-register
- North Carolina’s repeal of the transaction count is part of a trend among states, including Indiana, Louisiana, and Wyoming
- Remote sellers currently registered for sales tax in North Carolina should review their sales to see if they are eligible to cancel registration.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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