From the monthly archives:

August 2008

Impact of the NY Tax Session at Affiliate Summit

August 15, 2008

The NY Tax session at Affiliate Summit East was an incredible experience for a few reasons. The impact of this session is tremendous. Of course having the opportunity to present to merchants and affiliates a solution that would enable them to resume a business relationship was the primary objective, we accomplished other things.
The NY Tax [...]

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Summary Of NY Tax Session at Affiliate Summit East

August 14, 2008

The NY Tax Session at Affiliate Summit was an amazing and productive experience that benefited many. I decided to split my thoughts on the session into two posts – Summary and Impact. During the NY Tax Issues and Solution at Affiliate Summit East 2008, the panel had the the opportunity to discuss not only the solution and knowledge [...]

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Two Steps to Comply with Tax Law

August 7, 2008

As a direct result of our meeting in Albany and having retained legal counsel, we have the necessary documents that will permit merchants to resume partnership with NY affiliates. The main stumbling blocks over the last two months was a lack of understanding of the requirements to comply with the tax law and the lacking [...]

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NY Tax Session at Affiliate Summit

August 5, 2008

The NY Tax Session at Affiliate Summit is on Sunday at 3:00. This is an important session and I urge you to attend.
Who should attend?

Every NY affiliate
Every Network
Every Merchant who sells to NY residents.
Every Affiliate Program manager.
Any affiliate who resides in a state that charges any kind of sales tax.

It is very important session for [...]

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How Likely is Repeal

August 1, 2008

I received a couple of queries as to the likelihood of a repeal of the tax. Although I hinted at it in my posts Repeal has Little Appeal and  Our Efforts Working for Repeal I will share my thoughts here.
Prior to our meeting in Albany, I was very pessimistic that the law could be repealed. [...]

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