He collected money but didn't pay it. Allegedly. But he didn't go to jail - probation. Man, doesn't anyone go to jail on this stuff?!?
Bristol businessman pleads guilty to tax fraud
Education and training on state sales and use taxes.
We focus on the laws, as well as your systems, policies and procedures to assure compliance.
There are a couple of jokes, too.
Friday, December 15, 2006
Saturday, December 09, 2006
Where can I find certificate information?
Obviously, one resource to find information is the web site for whatever state you're interested in. BUT, if you want a single resource, I recommend the Guide to Sales and Use Taxes from RIA. They have a very useful separate section in each state chapter for state certificate requirements.
One other issue. As a good rule of thumb, the certificate should be from the state where the ultimate consumer receives the goods. So if A in Illinois ships to B in Florida and bills B's office in Nevada, A should get a Florida resale certificate.
Sales Tax Guy
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One other issue. As a good rule of thumb, the certificate should be from the state where the ultimate consumer receives the goods. So if A in Illinois ships to B in Florida and bills B's office in Nevada, A should get a Florida resale certificate.
Sales Tax Guy
see disclaimer
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