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Colorado and Updates for December

December 7, 2009

As I mentioned at Affiliate Advocacy, Colorado is now taking steps to tax online purchases by requiring out of state merchants to collect and remit the sales and use tax. You can read the details at Rocky Mountain Lows.
Colorado Governor Bill Ritter has stated that the Department of Revenue will adopt regulations that will implement [...]

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Is the Next Nexus Target Arizona

September 29, 2009

As far as Internet sales tax and the modernization of nexus laws is concerned it appears that Arizona may take on a bigger role in the upcoming months. The American Booksellers Association (ABA) is again calling on the Arizona Department of Revenue to enforce current nexus laws and require Amazon to collect sales tax on [...]

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North Carolina Advertising Tax Very Much Alive

July 30, 2009

The Internet sales tax  or advertising tax news from North Carolina is not encouraging. Legislators in North Carolina continue to work on the budget and the latest version still includes the modernized nexus definition. As I mentioned in earlier posts, both Senate and Representatives are embracing the revision of the new  definition of retailer that [...]

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Rhode Island is Huge

July 8, 2009

Although small in physical size, Rhode Island now has, and will continue to have a tremendous impact on everyone in the Internet marketing industry. The Rhode Island Internet tax has taken effect, joining New York which passed similar legislation last year. By redefining the definition of retailer, they are taking a firm and tough stance. While [...]

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The News from Hawaii

July 1, 2009

Late yesterday, Hawaii’s Governor Lingle  notified legislators that she may veto HB1405. This action is required, she must give at least ten days notice. I am unsure why she had to wait until this late time to indicate her intent to veto, the bill has been sitting on her desk since May 11. This latest news just adds [...]

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