What Does the End of Quill Mean for Manufacturers?

What Does the End of Quill Mean for Manufacturers?

by | Jun 29, 2018 |

ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Manufacturers often assume that they aren’t responsible for sales tax. Practically all sales made by manufacturers are supposed to be tax-exempt, after all.What manufacturers might not realize is that business practices like...
The Death of Retail Use Tax

The Death of Retail Use Tax

by | Jun 28, 2018 |

ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Ecommerce sales reached $453.46 billion in 2017. That means that states should have collected billions in use tax. Use tax is the flip side of sales tax. It’s usually set at the same rate as sales tax, and applies to any...
The End of Quill: Winners and Losers

The End of Quill: Winners and Losers

by | Jun 27, 2018 |

ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail The Supreme Court’s decision to overturn their ruling in North Dakota v. Quill Corp – better known as Quill – will bring about some significant economic changes in the near future. Their new decision, South Dakota vs....
Who Was Quill?

Who Was Quill?

by | Jun 26, 2018 |

ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Quill Corporation was — and is — an office supply company. Nowadays, they sell paper, ink cartridges, 4th of July S’mores Party Packs, and practically everything else you could possibly describe as office supplies, right...
What the Overturn of Quill Means to You

What the Overturn of Quill Means to You

by | Jun 25, 2018 |

ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Half a century ago, a Supreme Court decision known as Quill said that a company would only have to collect sales tax in a state if they had a physical presence. “Physical presence” might be a warehouse, an office building, an...