Since 1922, sales and use taxes have been making money for states. Yet, last year was the most significant on record for changes, many of which are now rapidly rolling out across the United States. Judicial, legislative, and regulatory changes are making it tough to figure out how much a business owes in one state and whether they should pay in another. Compliance can be time consuming and frustrating, but it's also required.

Get a handle on what's taxed, what's not taxed and what may be taxed even as major tax changes take effect in 2019. And, learn how the Supreme Court ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. marked the beginning of a wave of change impacting companies that sell into multiple states.

Join Judy Vorndran, state and local tax partner at TaxOps and leading authority on sales tax nexus as she explains why 2019 is the year of sales tax change.

Key topics covered:

• New tax requirements for out-of-state sellers (economic nexus)


• New sales taxes and exemptions


• New marketplace seller rules (Amazon, Etsy, etc.)


• Consumers' use tax reporting requirements


• New service taxes