by Rebecca Haden | Jun 24, 2020 | Articles
COVID-19 Sales Tax Reporting Surprises ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Sales tax reporting has been delayed in many states, but sales tax filings are beginning to trickle in and more states are able to make projections. Many states are seeing their sales tax...
by Rebecca Haden | Jun 10, 2020 | Articles
Do You Overpay Sales Tax? ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail A recent survey by the The National Association of Manufacturers found that 78.3% of U.S. manufacturers expect a financial hit from the coronavirus. Many factories have been closed, have experienced supply...
by Rebecca Haden | May 28, 2020 | Articles
How States May Change Sales Tax to Raise Revenue ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Across the nation, consumers are getting tired of being cooped up and states are beginning to lift restrictions on businesses. The states have a strong motivation to get businesses back...
by Rebecca Haden | May 7, 2020 | Articles
COVID-19 and Sales Tax Revenues ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail The coronavirus pandemic has infected nearly four million people worldwide, and about half the states are still shut down. There are many uncertainties and questions about COVID-19, but one thing is...
by Rebecca Haden | Apr 16, 2020 | Articles
States See Financial Doom on the Horizon ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail States rely on sales tax revenue to cover most of their costs: roads, schools, salaries for state workers — you name it, the costs of most states are covered by sales tax. Since the end...
by Rebecca Haden | Apr 3, 2020 | Articles
Coronavirus Cuts Back Sales Tax Changes ShareFacebookTwitterLinkedinemail Governor Gary Herbert of Utah is rejecting a proposal to roll back the state’s sales tax exemption for railroad fuel. Maryland is delaying planned sales tax increases. And while Tennessee...
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