EPISODE · May 19, 2020 · 10 MIN
Complexities of Getting Registered for Sales Tax.
from The SALTcast · host Andrew H. Johnson, CPA and Daniel M. Peisner, CMI
Many companies will discover that they have a physical or economic presence in a state and decide to get registered in a state or multiple states. What we often see is that at this point when they attempt to do these registrations that there are questions that they are unsure of how to answer. Sometimes they will push through and it turns out that they applied for the wrong tax license. And a whole big mess ensues. It's no question that with new nexus and sales tax laws, getting registered for sales tax is more complex than ever. I invited Paul Johnson, VP of Operations here at Peisner Johnson, to answer some frequently asked questions about getting registered for sales tax.Additional Questions Answered:How do I know if I need to register for sales tax?How do I register for sales tax?What is the difference between sales tax and use tax?What is sellers use tax?What is the difference of an out of state seller and an instate seller?Do I register for sales tax for a past date?Do I register for sales tax using today's date?If you discovered that you need some help getting registered for sales tax we are here for you. Just sign up for a "What's NexT Call" here: https://www.peisnerjohnson.com/whats-next/
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Many companies will discover that they have a physical or economic presence in a state and decide to get registered in a state or multiple states. What we often see is that at this point when they attempt to do these registrations that there are questions that they are unsure of how to answer. Sometimes they will push through and it turns out that they applied for the wrong tax license. And a whole big mess ensues. It's no question that with new nexus and sales tax laws, getting registered fo...
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