Ever since the
South Dakota vs. Wayfair decision, states have searched for a convenient way to enforce sales and use tax collection on out-of-state remote sellers who could not scale up their tax operations.
Marketplace facilitators quickly fell into the spotlight due to complicated tax responsibilities and the risk if these responsibilities are not met. In this
playbook, we explore four common questions about the tax laws and provisions that are in place for these sellers today and what tax leaders can do to ensure they stay ahead of their responsibilities.
