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Future sales tax trends

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South Dakota recently eliminated its 200-transaction threshold, joining California, Colorado, Iowa, Louisiana, Maine, Massachusetts, North Dakota, Washington and Wisconsin. New Jersey is reportedly considering a similar move.

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Special Report: 2025 Readers’ Choice Awards

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Wayfair’s 7th birthday: Sales tax changes continue

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Some states are trying to make post-Wayfair life easier by eliminating transaction thresholds to create economic nexus, including Alaska, North Carolina, South Dakota, California, Colorado, Iowa, Maine, North Dakota, Washington and Wisconsin. Happy birthday, Wayfair!

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Mastering U.S. Federal Payroll Compliance

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What oil and gas companies need to know about taxation worldwide

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Lease sales: Expands the ability of oil and gas companies to obtain leases for drilling on public land in states such as Alaska, Colorado, Montana, New Mexico, Nevada, and North Dakota, as well as U.S.-controlled controlled waters in the Gulf of Mexico. Some expected changes did not end up in the final bill, however.

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States hit ‘Delete’ on some sales tax measures | TaxConnex

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Less than half the states currently have the transaction-based threshold,” reads the summary of North Carolina’s House Bill 228 (the bill progressed relatively quickly through the lawmaking process).

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Cookies, clicks and Wayfair: Why economic nexus started

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vs. North Dakota decision and decreed that physical presence in the internet age is no longer required to create nexus. Wayfair, Inc. et al that an out-of-state seller could establish nexus through economic e-commerce activity alone. In the case, SCOTUS actually overturned its 1992 Quill Corp.