New York Sales Tax Vendor Definition Update Effective IMMEDIATELY!
From our friends at Avalara: The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance announced that due to the South Dakota v. Wayfair Supreme Court ruling last year, an existing provision in New York Sales Tax Law defining a sales tax vendor became immediately effective. Any business within this definition making taxable sales into the state is required to be registered as a New York State vendor and to collect & remit sales tax. This can impact your clients and they should know.
Who does this affect? Any remote seller who, during the immediately preceding four sales tax quarters, made:
- More than $300,000 in sales of tangible personal property into New York, and
- More than 100 separate sales of tangible personal property delivered into New York
Read notice N-19-1 from New York’s Department of Taxation and Finance: https://www.tax.ny.gov/pdf/notices/n19-1.pdf
If your business happens to be ready to integrate sales tax automation, get in touch with your expert – who will get you up to speed with the aftermath of the decision; take off a potential burden in the form of figuring out sales tax liability, rate, remittance and filing.
