Recently, Americans have experienced rising prices. But when it comes to economic inflation, how does this affect the taxes you are expected to pay? How
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The OECD Global Minimum Tax Deal: What to Expect
The Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) recently released details and proposed legislation on its global minimum tax plan. However, questions still linger regarding
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Navigating the Ever-Changing World of Sales Tax in 2022
In the world of taxes, change is to be expected. This is especially true when it comes to sales tax. Since the pandemic, there have
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Lawmakers Worry That Women Will Buy Too Many Sanitary Products If Tax-Exempt
Many states across the country typically host a “sales tax holiday,” which exempts certain items from sales tax, usually once a year. In Tennessee, the 3-day summer
Read MoreFollowing Wayfair, New Sales Tax Rules Take Effect
If you made a purchase on the internet yesterday, you might have noticed something different: sales tax. Changes in sales tax compliance laws for remote
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Bobbleheads Exempt From Tax After Court Ruling
The Ohio Supreme Court ruled 5-2 that the Cincinnati Reds aren’t required to pay taxes on promotional items that they give to fans who attend their games.
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Cyber Monday Deals May Now Include Sales Tax
Looking for Cyber Monday deals? You’re not alone. Last year, 81 million shoppers spent a total of $6.59 billion on Cyber Monday. This year, Cyber Monday sales
Read MoreSupreme Court Kills Quill In Sales Tax Case
As retailers pushed back, the question of what’s fair game became more important. Today, the Supreme Court offered an answer: States have broad authority to require online retailers to collect sales taxes.
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Sales Tax Trivia On National Doughnut Day
It’s National Doughnut Day. Here’s what you need to know about free doughnuts and sales tax.
Read MoreCloud Tax On Streaming Services Survives Legal Challenge
Chicago raised eyebrows when the city announced a streaming tax on Netflix and similar internet services. The Liberty Justice Center filed a lawsuit challenging the tax on behalf of Chicago taxpayers. This week, a court ruled in favor of the city, upholding the tax.
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