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Response: Denver Post article suggests “Affliate” Tax
As with several other articles suddenly appearing accross the country (quite suspicious if you ask me), this atricle too suggests that the "affiliate" tax approach as created by New York State is the...
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Response: Denver Post warns Amazon buyers
Vincent Carroll of the Denver Post blasts the notion of Colorado's HB 1193 passing the Senate in its current form (which targets Internet retailers which use Affiliate Marketing tactics
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Colorado Senate revises HB 1193 to focus on Use Tax Reporting
Now instead of businesses cancelling their affiliate programs in Colorado, businesses may just suspend all sales efforts in Colorado.
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Colorado’s new law
Complete details are in the bill which became law on February 24 (less than one week before it became effective).
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Response: “Turning Web retailers into tax tattlers” from Cnet News
Today, a Cnet News article complained about Colorado’s new internet sales tax law. We posted a comment with our ideas on the matter (scroll down to the comments section of the article).
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California Is Looking at Colorado
California’s AB 2078 adds yet more confusion for multi-state sellers. The law requires vendors to post the requirement to pay sales tax on their websites or in their catalogs, as well as send in...
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California Legislators: “Did we say that? No we didn’t.”
AB 2078 was quietly amended last week into a much less controversial mandate. Could now be called the "FYI, Tax is due" law.
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Ladies and Gentlemen… Start Your Engines!!!
Our new TaxCloud service (launching July 1) will eliminate all previous concerns related to undue technical or financial burden (its FREE!) as cited in the 1967 Bellas Hess.
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All aboard!?
There has been a lot of activity in individual States over the last few weeks after the State of New York reported generating $53 million in new sales and use tax revenue from the 30 companies ensnared...
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California introduces “affiliate nexus” and Colorado-style reporting legislation
Yesterday (January 18) two assembly bills were introduced in California that should catch the attention of every retailer on the internet. (Update 1/20/2011 @ 5:16 AM – AB 153 and 155 “may be heard in...
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Affiliate nexus law enacted in Illinois
Today’s decision by Illinois governor Pat Quinn to sign HB 3659, affiliate nexus legislation, confirms that states are willing to try anything to narrow the budget gaps they face. The drawbacks to such...
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In South Dakota, it’s the thought that counts
The South Dakota legislature today signed into law SB146, which includes certain notice requirements for retailers that do not have nexus in South Dakota. It’s aimed at increasing the collection of...
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California is on fire (for sales tax)!
Governor Brown and the California legislature should instead urge California's delegation in Congress to sponsor and work to pass the federal Main Street Fairness Act, which would eliminate the need...
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Colorado’s online sales tax reporting requirements law finally killed
Observation: What of the states that have the [self-reporting] line on income tax returns? Could these states be permitted to implement mandatory remote-seller reporting requirements?
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