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South Dakota v. Wayfair resource center
The South Dakota v. Wayfair Supreme Court ruling marks a drastic shift in tax law precedent. Simply put, if your business sells goods in any state — even if you don’t have physical presence in that state and the transaction is online only — you may now be obligated to register in that state and collect sales tax. Our automated solutions make it easy to stay on top of constantly changing indirect tax rates regardless of your corporation’s size or geographic reach — from determination to final remittance and compliance.
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Featured resources
Stay up to date and understand the ramifications of the Supreme Court ruling with these resources designed for tax professionals. Learn what you can do now and gain clarity on the complex and rapidly changing nexus landscape.
June 28, 2018 | SOUTH DAKOTA VERSUS WAYFAIR
Nexus Considerations in a Post Wayfair World
Read this article written by the Checkpoint Editorial Team to help professionals better understand how technology can help you in the changing market.
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Use our state-by-state infographic to find out which states assert economic nexus or require marketplace facilitators to collect sales and use tax on third-party sales.
Thomson Reuters Solutions
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