by Paul le Roux | Sep 30, 2026 | Sales Tax Basics & Updates
Yes—but not in every marketplace-inventory arrangement. Under the Illinois Department of Revenue’s current guidance, inventory stored in Illinois generally creates physical-presence nexus when you use it to fulfill your own sales, including sales through your website,...
by Paul le Roux | Sep 29, 2026 | Sales Tax Basics & Updates
Usually, yes: a Colorado sale of taxable goods can be exempt from Colorado sales tax when the seller delivers the goods to the buyer outside Colorado, and the seller can substantiate that out-of-state delivery. But if the buyer takes possession in Colorado—by picking...
by Paul le Roux | Sep 28, 2026 | Sales Tax Basics & Updates
Yes—if you sell taxable data-brokering Services for use in Kentucky, Kentucky taxes those receipts beginning August 1, 2026. The statewide sales and use tax rate is 6%. The rule can apply to a seller based outside Kentucky, but collection duty depends on whether you...
by Paul le Roux | Sep 27, 2026 | Sales Tax Basics & Updates
If you are registered for sales tax in a state, you often still have to file a return even when you had no sales, no tax collected, or no tax due. In many states, that “zero-dollar” return is the filing that keeps your permit in good standing. But not every state...
by Paul le Roux | Sep 26, 2026 | Sales Tax Basics & Updates
Yes. States have begun dropping the 200-transaction part of some economic-nexus tests, but the change is not nationwide. Kentucky is the clearest current example: Kentucky’s Department of Revenue says House Bill 757 removes the 200-or-more-sales-transaction...
by Paul le Roux | Sep 25, 2026 | Sales Tax Basics & Updates
Yes—but only in a specific situation. Illinois Department of Revenue (IDOR) may assess a 15% tax on the gross receipts of destination-based sales assigned to an undetermined location when the seller fails to provide enough information, schedules, or supporting...
