Lauren Taylor, CPA

As coronavirus continues to spread, many individuals and businesses are seeking administrative and financial relief from state and local taxing authorities. State legislatures, governors, and tax agencies are scrambling to provide guidance related to the …

States are going to be facing a lot of pressure to make up money lost to COVID-19 response efforts. An easy target is likely to be audits to broaden their tax bases. Here’s how to be proactive and get in compliance.

The recent US Supreme Court decision that overturned Quill in the South Dakota v Wayfair case has many states making or considering law changes related to sales tax compliance for out-of-state sellers.

Most businesses, whether they know it or not, have the potential to generate unclaimed property and the associated obligations that come with it.

A new law in Louisiana gives pass-through entities another option when filing tax returns in the state.

The recently signed Pass-Through Entity Tax Equity Act of 2019 election can be beneficial for pass-through entities who pay Oklahoma income tax.

Sales tax reform continues to be a complicated issue for online sellers. Now, California is looking back eight years for taxes related to Fulfillment by Amazon. Are you affected?

If Amazon is fulfilling online orders for your business, you could unknowingly be exposed to new sales tax laws across the country.

New Propositions C and D affect those doing business in San Francisco. Are you impacted?

States are taking an aggressive approach to sales tax and remote sellers after last year’s Supreme Court decision. Are you in compliance?

Have you been paying attention to the sales tax changes and increased compliance obligations as a result of the recent SCOTUS Wayfair decision?

Until recently, many businesses weren’t overly concerned about sales tax. They knew they needed to collect and remit in the state in which they resided, but beyond that, their compliance burden was limited.

There has been a lot of talk lately about the SCOTUS Wayfair decision. That ruling provides states the opportunity to collect sales tax from businesses making sales in their state, without a physical presence.

The SCOTUS Wayfair decision has prompted a new focus on state and local tax compliance. The decision to register, report, and comply is important.

The following steps outline key considerations for businesses as they work to comply with the new sales and use tax rules.

The impact of the recent SCOTUS Wayfair decision will continue to have a ripple effect on businesses and state sales tax compliance. To discuss your specific situation and next steps, contact someone that is well-versed in nexus and the implications of …

The U.S. Supreme Court has opened the door for states to collect sales taxes on most internet sales and in its 5-4 Wayfair decision the Court ruled in favor of South Dakota’s law requiring certain internet sellers with no physical presence in the state to …

Learn more about the most common taxes encountered by businesses including income, franchise, gross receipts, sales and use taxes. Knowing when your business has established nexus is important and can help keep you in compliance and minimize your tax …

This video outlines key considerations for businesses as they work to comply with the new sales and use tax rules.