Sales Tax Blog
Midterm Tax Measure Results for 2018
Every year at the ballot box, there are several tax measures across the country. On average, about half of those measures will pass, impacting residents in a variety of ways – from new sales tax regulations to levies and property tax increases for local education initiatives. This year was no different, with 18 midterm election tax measures considered on November 6. Let’s take a closer look at which of these passed and what the new laws will mean for affected residents. Michigan Proposal 1 Michigan became the first state in the Midwest to legalize marijuana by passing Proposal 1 by… Read More
Important Sales Tax Dates for November 2018
Gobble, gobble, gobble! November is here, so whether you’re breaking out your turkey pants or celebrating new facial hair for Movember, chances are something fun is happening. In the midst of cooler weather and family get-togethers, there are still sales tax filings to be done. Don’t worry; we’re here to help. You’ll find sales tax due dates for each state below. So get your returns ready so you can focus on more fun activities, like eating that Thanksgiving feast! * Normal date falls on a weekend or holiday Alabama Monthly Taxes Due 11/20 Arizona Monthly Taxes Due 11/20 Arkansas Monthly… Read More
Surviving a Sales Tax Audit
There are few five letter words feared by small business owners as much as “audit”. Especially for business owners who have been careful in their processes, recording all sales, logging everything, and maybe occasionally forgetting to document something, it’s frustrating and terrifying to get that notice. But with the right preparation, and a keen understanding of why sales tax and use tax audits occur, and how to prepare for and address them, you can tackle the issue with hopefully a bit less stress. While avoiding a sales tax audit completely is ideal, having a good plan in place can help… Read More