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If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Minnesota Department of Revenue video explains how one of Minnesota's least understood and most underpaid taxes works. It describes situations that might require you to report and pay use tax, and why we charge use tax.
For more information, go to our website at http://revenue.state.mn.us. Click on "Sales & Use Tax" under the "For Businesses" heading.
See more sales tax videos here: http://www.avalara.com/learn/video-types/whiteboard/
Today we're going to be talking about consumer use tax. See, many businesses are familiar with the concept of sales tax, but fewer truly understand what consumer use tax is, and this is important. For example, the state of California found that consumer use tax errors are among the top errors they find when they audit businesses for sales and use tax. Let's take a look at how this works.
Okay, all taxable transactions involve three parties. You have a seller, you have a buyer, and then you have the government. And because it's a taxable transaction, the government receives tax. Let's see how this works. A seller, will sell something to a buyer, a good or a service. The buyer, in exchange, will give that seller money, and then when sales tax is collected the seller will remit that sales tax, collect it, and remit it to the appropriate government authority. But there are some transactions where the seller doesn't collect sales tax. And if those transactions are taxable then it's up to the buyer to take the correct amount of tax and to remit it to the appropriate taxing authority.
When the seller collects and remits, it's called sales tax. On the other hand, when the buyer, or the user, collects and remits, it's called use tax, or consumer use tax. Let's take a look at a couple of scenarios where a buyer might owe consumer use tax. Scenario number 1: There's an out of state seller who doesn't have an obligation to collect sales tax in the jurisdiction where the buyer is located, but the buyer makes a purchase that is taxable. In that situation, most often consumer use tax is owed to the taxing authorities. Now, just as an aside here, this is partly what federal legislation like the Marketplace Fairness Act is about. That, some out of state sellers can sell across borders without collecting sales tax. But, even though use tax is due, not everyone pays it to the state. Think about this on a consumer level. How often do you buy things on the internet that don't have sales tax associated with them, how often do you pay consumer use tax? Probably not that often, if you follow the data. So, it's for these reasons that we have things like Amazon tax laws at a state level, and again at the federal level things like the Marketplace Fairness Act.
Let's get back to this consumer use tax scenario on a business level. Another scenario where you might owe consumer use tax is if you purchase something and put it in your inventory for resale, and at the time when you purchased you didn't pay sales tax, then you might bring it out of your resale inventory and use it, essentially becoming your own consumer or your own customer. In that case, if it's taxable, consumer use tax, is again, owed to the state taxing authorities. I hope this helps explain consumer use tax and I'll talk to you next time.
- published: 23 Jul 2015
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The California State Board of Equalization presents all of the basics you ever wanted to know about Sales and Use Tax and a little bit more.
- published: 27 Jan 2012
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In this video, Interstate Tax Strategies of Atlanta, GA (770-985-9573) explains what is use tax, and discusses the consumer use tax obligations multistate companies have on the purchases they make and the challenges use tax can present.
http://www.salestaxstrategies.com/sales-tax-audit-defense.html
Consumer Use tax is the tax paid directly to the state by the purchaser of taxable property or taxable services when the vendor does not charge tax at the time of sale. Just because your vendor does not charge you tax on their invoice does not always mean the transaction is non-taxable. Under the laws of most states, if the retailor is required to charge you sales tax on the particular sale then the same sale is subject to use tax if an out-of-state vendor fails to charge you the tax on their invoice. If the out-of-state retailor does not charge you tax, then you must voluntarily pay use tax on the purchase price of the property. If your company only purchased taxable items from in-state suppliers then you may have no real use tax issue. However, if you purchase items from suppliers located throughout the US or even internationally, then your business may have a use tax remittance obligation. When companies are audited, use tax is one of the major areas where tax assessments are made. Some items are not subject to consumer use tax. First, if the purchase would not be taxable if the item were purchased from an in-state vendor then it will not be subject to use tax if it’s purchased from an out-of-state vendor. This would include purchases of inventory for resale and the purchase of other statutorily exempt property. If your company only operates in one state then use tax may not be that complicated. However, if your business operates in multiple states and each location purchases from different out-of-state vendors then use tax can become very complicated. If vendors don’t charge sales tax in the states where they send the property then you must determine whether the purchase is taxable in the state to where it is shipped and that accrue and pay use tax on the correct tax base of the property purchased.
The tax base for use tax is the same as for sales tax. If sales tax is due on shipping charges or other presale services then use tax will also be due on those charges. In most states the tax rate for use tax and sales tax are the same. However there are some exceptions to this rule so you need to be alert so that you use the correct use tax rate. One area where companies get caught for unpaid use tax is in the withdrawal from inventory items for use and not for resale. When your company purchases merchandise for resale, no tax is paid at the time of purchase. If you don’t sell the property but convert it to a taxable use then you must pay use tax on the cost of the property withdrawn from inventory and consumed. This may include purchases by companies that are both retailors and contractors or companies that use inventory for items to be donated or for property taken out of inventory for research and development or property given to consumers for use at no charge. Use tax can be challenging for retailors who offer a ‘buy one get one free’ promotion because many states will consider the free item to be subject to use tax.
Capital improvements to real property also pose a challenge to use tax determination. In most states the contractor is responsible for paying tax on the items they purchase for use in a construction or remodeling project. However, there are some situations where the project may not qualify as a capital improvement and may be considered a real property repair which can be taxable in many states. If the contractor does not charge tax properly on these items then your business may have a use tax payment responsibility on the cost of these real property repair materials.
The points I mention in this video just scratch the surface about consumer use tax. Depending on your business and the states in which you operate use tax can be complication. Many auditors take advantage of this complexity and make a special effort to find transactions that are subject to use tax in their state. Use tax can become very complication when multistate services are involved such as data processing, software as a service, and information services which are taxable in several states. If you have questions about your company’s use tax obligation or are under audit currently, please contact me for a no-cost, 30-minute assessment of your situation. You can contact me at our website: salestaxstrategies.com
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Paying Your Use Tax: What California Businesses Should Know
Do you know if your business owes use tax? If you purchase items out-of-state, or use, give away, or consume items from your inventory that you intended for resale, you may owe use tax to the California State Board of Equalization. This video helps you understand use tax, and how to pay it on your tax return. Learn more at: www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/usetax.htm
The Board of Equalization administers California's sales and use, fuel, alcohol, tobacco, and other taxes and collects fees that fund specific state programs and plays a significant role in California property tax assessment and administration. It also acts as the appellate body for corporate franchise and personal income tax appeals.
- published: 18 Nov 2015
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Starting a new business? Thinking about starting one?
This Minnesota Department of Revenue video lets you know what your sales and use tax responsibilities are as a business owner. It breaks down the requirements for each tax, while providing helpful examples and special links that will take you with one mouse click to more detailed information.
For more information on Minnesota Sales and Use Tax , you can also click here.
http://www.revenue.state.mn.us
- published: 15 Nov 2013
- views: 3104
DescriSales and use tax compliance is difficult to manage, especially if your process is manual. Determining which items are taxable in which states and maintaining rate tables is time-consuming and can get you in trouble with the state should an auditor come knocking. Join our partners in sales tax compliance as they team up with the "for dummies" folks for a fabulous hour of tips and tricks every business needs to manage their sales tax compliance, effectively and defensively. We'll cover:
• How to protect your business from audits.
• How to save time and money on tax administration
• Why zip codes mean zip when it comes to sales tax
• Nexus and Affiliate nexus - what?
Join our webcast on Wednesday, November 11th at 11:00 AM PT and learn how to automate your sales tax compliance and alleviate your concerns! We'll have 10 minutes of Q&A; at the end, so bring your questions and we'll bring the answers! Space fills up quickly, so register today! ption
- published: 16 Dec 2015
- views: 51
A use tax is a type of excise tax levied in the United States. It is assessed upon otherwise "tax free" tangible personal property purchased by a resident of the assessing state for use, storage or consumption of goods in that state (not for resale), regardless of where the purchase took place. The use tax is typically assessed at the same rate as the sales tax that would have been owed (if any) had the same goods been purchased in the state of residence. Use tax applies when sales tax has not been charged. Purchases made either over the Internet or out-of-state are the most common transactions subject to a use tax.
For example, a resident of Massachusetts, with a 6.25% "sales and use tax" on certain goods and services, purchases non-exempt goods or services in New Hampshire for use, storage or other consumption in Massachusetts. Under New Hampshire law, the New Hampshire vendor collects no sales taxes on the goods but the purchaser/user must still pay 6.25% of the sales price directly to the Department of Revenue in Massachusetts as a use tax. If the same goods are purchased in a US state that does collect sales tax for such goods at time of purchase, whatever taxes were paid by the purchaser to that state can be deducted (as a tax credit) from the 6.25% owed for subsequent use, storage or consumption in Massachusetts. With few exceptions, no state's vendors will charge the native sales tax on goods shipped out of state. New Hampshire vendors, however, do not omit tax because something was shipped to Massachusetts or some other state; rather, they omit sales tax because New Hampshire does not impose a sales tax in the first place.
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5:47What is Use Tax?
What is Use Tax?What is Use Tax?
If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Minnesota Department of Revenue video explains how one of Minnesota's least understood and most underpaid taxes works. It describes situations that might require you to report and pay use tax, and why we charge use tax. For more information, go to our website at http://revenue.state.mn.us. Click on "Sales & Use Tax" under the "For Businesses" heading. -
3:33How consumer use tax works - Will's Whiteboard
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See more sales tax videos here: http://www.avalara.com/learn/video-types/whiteboard/ Today we're going to be talking about consumer use tax. See, many businesses are familiar with the concept of sales tax, but fewer truly understand what consumer use tax is, and this is important. For example, the state of California found that consumer use tax errors are among the top errors they find when they audit businesses for sales and use tax. Let's take a look at how this works. Okay, all taxable transactions involve three parties. You have a seller, you have a buyer, and then you have the government. And because it's a taxable transaction, the government receives tax. Let's see how this works. A seller, will sell something to a buyer, a good or a service. The buyer, in exchange, will give that seller money, and then when sales tax is collected the seller will remit that sales tax, collect it, and remit it to the appropriate government authority. But there are some transactions where the seller doesn't collect sales tax. And if those transactions are taxable then it's up to the buyer to take the correct amount of tax and to remit it to the appropriate taxing authority. When the seller collects and remits, it's called sales tax. On the other hand, when the buyer, or the user, collects and remits, it's called use tax, or consumer use tax. Let's take a look at a couple of scenarios where a buyer might owe consumer use tax. Scenario number 1: There's an out of state seller who doesn't have an obligation to collect sales tax in the jurisdiction where the buyer is located, but the buyer makes a purchase that is taxable. In that situation, most often consumer use tax is owed to the taxing authorities. Now, just as an aside here, this is partly what federal legislation like the Marketplace Fairness Act is about. That, some out of state sellers can sell across borders without collecting sales tax. But, even though use tax is due, not everyone pays it to the state. Think about this on a consumer level. How often do you buy things on the internet that don't have sales tax associated with them, how often do you pay consumer use tax? Probably not that often, if you follow the data. So, it's for these reasons that we have things like Amazon tax laws at a state level, and again at the federal level things like the Marketplace Fairness Act. Let's get back to this consumer use tax scenario on a business level. Another scenario where you might owe consumer use tax is if you purchase something and put it in your inventory for resale, and at the time when you purchased you didn't pay sales tax, then you might bring it out of your resale inventory and use it, essentially becoming your own consumer or your own customer. In that case, if it's taxable, consumer use tax, is again, owed to the state taxing authorities. I hope this helps explain consumer use tax and I'll talk to you next time. -
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5:34What is Use Tax | Consumer Use Tax
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1:47Paying Your Use Tax - Making Sales in California
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What is Use Tax?
If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Minnesota Department of Revenue video explains how one of Minnesota's least understood and most underpaid taxes works. It describes situations that might require you to report and pay use tax, and why we charge use tax. For more information, go to our website at http://revenue.state.mn.us. Click on "Sales & Use Tax" under the "For Businesses" heading. -
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See more sales tax videos here: http://www.avalara.com/learn/video-types/whiteboard/ Today we're going to be talking about consumer use tax. See, many businesses are familiar with the concept of sales tax, but fewer truly understand what consumer use tax is, and this is important. For example, the state of California found that consumer use tax errors are among the top errors they find when they audit businesses for sales and use tax. Let's take a look at how this works. Okay, all taxable transactions involve three parties. You have a seller, you have a buyer, and then you have the government. And because it's a taxable transaction, the government receives tax. Let's see how this works. A seller, will sell something to a buyer, a good or a service. The buyer, in exchange, will give that ... -
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Sales and Use Tax: How it Affects Your Business
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Sales and Use Tax for Dummies Webinar
DescriSales and use tax compliance is difficult to manage, especially if your process is manual. Determining which items are taxable in which states and maintaining rate tables is time-consuming and can get you in trouble with the state should an auditor come knocking. Join our partners in sales tax compliance as they team up with the "for dummies" folks for a fabulous hour of tips and tricks every business needs to manage their sales tax compliance, effectively and defensively. We'll cover: • How to protect your business from audits. • How to save time and money on tax administration • Why zip codes mean zip when it comes to sales tax • Nexus and Affiliate nexus - what? Join our webcast on Wednesday, November 11th at 11:00 AM PT and learn how to automate your sales tax compliance and... -
Podcast 4: Instruction on Texas Sales and Use Tax
Small Business Tax Project - Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER: This Web site is provided as a public service by the Texas A&M; University-Corpus Christi and Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center. The information on this website should not be used in any actual transaction without the advice and guidance of a professional Tax Adviser who is familiar with all the specific, relevant facts. These materials have been prepared as a public service and provide general information only. This information is not tax or legal advice and you should consult your own tax professional to determine whether this information, and your interpretation of it, is appropriate to your particular situation. We are not responsible for the accuracy or adequacy of any positions tha... -
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Filing Your Taxes Online [HOW TO with Turbo Tax]
Filing your taxes online doesn’t have to be scary and intimidating. In this class David is joined by our resident financial guru, Chip Capelli to show you how easy it is to file your taxes online using Turbo Tax. Links to Products: Turbo Tax 2014 Fed + State E-File (MAC): http://bit.ly/trbotx2014mac Turbo Tax 2014 Fed + State E-File (PC): http://bit.ly/trbotx2014win Turbo Tax 2014 Home & Business (Mac): http://trbtx2014hmbizmac Turbo Tax 2014 Home & Business (PC): http://bit.ly/trbotx2014hmbiz -
File/Pay Sales and Use Tax Electronically
This short video shows the three ways -- eForms, Business iFile, and Web Upload -- retail dealers can file and pay their Sales and Use Tax electronically using the Tax Department's website. -
Sales Tax vs. Use Tax | The 2-minute primer
Dan Thompson, from Thompson Tax & Assoc. LLC, breaks down the historical genesis of the sales tax and the use tax -- and makes in easily understandable. This presentation was part of the Sales Tax Management Thought Leadership Series brought to you by Avalara, the makers of AvaTax -- the leader in sales tax automation technologies.
What is Use Tax?
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- Duration: 5:47
- Updated: 12 Aug 2013
- views: 1720
If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Minnesota Department of Revenue video explains how one of Minnesota's le...
If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Minnesota Department of Revenue video explains how one of Minnesota's least understood and most underpaid taxes works. It describes situations that might require you to report and pay use tax, and why we charge use tax.
For more information, go to our website at http://revenue.state.mn.us. Click on "Sales & Use Tax" under the "For Businesses" heading.
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If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Minnesota Department of Revenue video explains how one of Minnesota's least understood and most underpaid taxes works. It describes situations that might require you to report and pay use tax, and why we charge use tax.
For more information, go to our website at http://revenue.state.mn.us. Click on "Sales & Use Tax" under the "For Businesses" heading.
- published: 12 Aug 2013
- views: 1720
How consumer use tax works - Will's Whiteboard
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- Duration: 3:33
- Updated: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 1163
See more sales tax videos here: http://www.avalara.com/learn/video-types/whiteboard/
Today we're going to be talking about consumer use tax. See, many business...
See more sales tax videos here: http://www.avalara.com/learn/video-types/whiteboard/
Today we're going to be talking about consumer use tax. See, many businesses are familiar with the concept of sales tax, but fewer truly understand what consumer use tax is, and this is important. For example, the state of California found that consumer use tax errors are among the top errors they find when they audit businesses for sales and use tax. Let's take a look at how this works.
Okay, all taxable transactions involve three parties. You have a seller, you have a buyer, and then you have the government. And because it's a taxable transaction, the government receives tax. Let's see how this works. A seller, will sell something to a buyer, a good or a service. The buyer, in exchange, will give that seller money, and then when sales tax is collected the seller will remit that sales tax, collect it, and remit it to the appropriate government authority. But there are some transactions where the seller doesn't collect sales tax. And if those transactions are taxable then it's up to the buyer to take the correct amount of tax and to remit it to the appropriate taxing authority.
When the seller collects and remits, it's called sales tax. On the other hand, when the buyer, or the user, collects and remits, it's called use tax, or consumer use tax. Let's take a look at a couple of scenarios where a buyer might owe consumer use tax. Scenario number 1: There's an out of state seller who doesn't have an obligation to collect sales tax in the jurisdiction where the buyer is located, but the buyer makes a purchase that is taxable. In that situation, most often consumer use tax is owed to the taxing authorities. Now, just as an aside here, this is partly what federal legislation like the Marketplace Fairness Act is about. That, some out of state sellers can sell across borders without collecting sales tax. But, even though use tax is due, not everyone pays it to the state. Think about this on a consumer level. How often do you buy things on the internet that don't have sales tax associated with them, how often do you pay consumer use tax? Probably not that often, if you follow the data. So, it's for these reasons that we have things like Amazon tax laws at a state level, and again at the federal level things like the Marketplace Fairness Act.
Let's get back to this consumer use tax scenario on a business level. Another scenario where you might owe consumer use tax is if you purchase something and put it in your inventory for resale, and at the time when you purchased you didn't pay sales tax, then you might bring it out of your resale inventory and use it, essentially becoming your own consumer or your own customer. In that case, if it's taxable, consumer use tax, is again, owed to the state taxing authorities. I hope this helps explain consumer use tax and I'll talk to you next time.
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See more sales tax videos here: http://www.avalara.com/learn/video-types/whiteboard/
Today we're going to be talking about consumer use tax. See, many businesses are familiar with the concept of sales tax, but fewer truly understand what consumer use tax is, and this is important. For example, the state of California found that consumer use tax errors are among the top errors they find when they audit businesses for sales and use tax. Let's take a look at how this works.
Okay, all taxable transactions involve three parties. You have a seller, you have a buyer, and then you have the government. And because it's a taxable transaction, the government receives tax. Let's see how this works. A seller, will sell something to a buyer, a good or a service. The buyer, in exchange, will give that seller money, and then when sales tax is collected the seller will remit that sales tax, collect it, and remit it to the appropriate government authority. But there are some transactions where the seller doesn't collect sales tax. And if those transactions are taxable then it's up to the buyer to take the correct amount of tax and to remit it to the appropriate taxing authority.
When the seller collects and remits, it's called sales tax. On the other hand, when the buyer, or the user, collects and remits, it's called use tax, or consumer use tax. Let's take a look at a couple of scenarios where a buyer might owe consumer use tax. Scenario number 1: There's an out of state seller who doesn't have an obligation to collect sales tax in the jurisdiction where the buyer is located, but the buyer makes a purchase that is taxable. In that situation, most often consumer use tax is owed to the taxing authorities. Now, just as an aside here, this is partly what federal legislation like the Marketplace Fairness Act is about. That, some out of state sellers can sell across borders without collecting sales tax. But, even though use tax is due, not everyone pays it to the state. Think about this on a consumer level. How often do you buy things on the internet that don't have sales tax associated with them, how often do you pay consumer use tax? Probably not that often, if you follow the data. So, it's for these reasons that we have things like Amazon tax laws at a state level, and again at the federal level things like the Marketplace Fairness Act.
Let's get back to this consumer use tax scenario on a business level. Another scenario where you might owe consumer use tax is if you purchase something and put it in your inventory for resale, and at the time when you purchased you didn't pay sales tax, then you might bring it out of your resale inventory and use it, essentially becoming your own consumer or your own customer. In that case, if it's taxable, consumer use tax, is again, owed to the state taxing authorities. I hope this helps explain consumer use tax and I'll talk to you next time.
- published: 23 Jul 2015
- views: 1163
Basic Sales and Use Tax Video
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- Duration: 11:15
- Updated: 27 Jan 2012
- views: 9979
The California State Board of Equalization presents all of the basics you ever wanted to know about Sales and Use Tax and a little bit more.
The California State Board of Equalization presents all of the basics you ever wanted to know about Sales and Use Tax and a little bit more.
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The California State Board of Equalization presents all of the basics you ever wanted to know about Sales and Use Tax and a little bit more.
- published: 27 Jan 2012
- views: 9979
What is Use Tax | Consumer Use Tax
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- Duration: 5:34
- Updated: 09 Oct 2014
- views: 659
In this video, Interstate Tax Strategies of Atlanta, GA (770-985-9573) explains what is use tax, and discusses the consumer use tax obligations multistate compa...
In this video, Interstate Tax Strategies of Atlanta, GA (770-985-9573) explains what is use tax, and discusses the consumer use tax obligations multistate companies have on the purchases they make and the challenges use tax can present.
http://www.salestaxstrategies.com/sales-tax-audit-defense.html
Consumer Use tax is the tax paid directly to the state by the purchaser of taxable property or taxable services when the vendor does not charge tax at the time of sale. Just because your vendor does not charge you tax on their invoice does not always mean the transaction is non-taxable. Under the laws of most states, if the retailor is required to charge you sales tax on the particular sale then the same sale is subject to use tax if an out-of-state vendor fails to charge you the tax on their invoice. If the out-of-state retailor does not charge you tax, then you must voluntarily pay use tax on the purchase price of the property. If your company only purchased taxable items from in-state suppliers then you may have no real use tax issue. However, if you purchase items from suppliers located throughout the US or even internationally, then your business may have a use tax remittance obligation. When companies are audited, use tax is one of the major areas where tax assessments are made. Some items are not subject to consumer use tax. First, if the purchase would not be taxable if the item were purchased from an in-state vendor then it will not be subject to use tax if it’s purchased from an out-of-state vendor. This would include purchases of inventory for resale and the purchase of other statutorily exempt property. If your company only operates in one state then use tax may not be that complicated. However, if your business operates in multiple states and each location purchases from different out-of-state vendors then use tax can become very complicated. If vendors don’t charge sales tax in the states where they send the property then you must determine whether the purchase is taxable in the state to where it is shipped and that accrue and pay use tax on the correct tax base of the property purchased.
The tax base for use tax is the same as for sales tax. If sales tax is due on shipping charges or other presale services then use tax will also be due on those charges. In most states the tax rate for use tax and sales tax are the same. However there are some exceptions to this rule so you need to be alert so that you use the correct use tax rate. One area where companies get caught for unpaid use tax is in the withdrawal from inventory items for use and not for resale. When your company purchases merchandise for resale, no tax is paid at the time of purchase. If you don’t sell the property but convert it to a taxable use then you must pay use tax on the cost of the property withdrawn from inventory and consumed. This may include purchases by companies that are both retailors and contractors or companies that use inventory for items to be donated or for property taken out of inventory for research and development or property given to consumers for use at no charge. Use tax can be challenging for retailors who offer a ‘buy one get one free’ promotion because many states will consider the free item to be subject to use tax.
Capital improvements to real property also pose a challenge to use tax determination. In most states the contractor is responsible for paying tax on the items they purchase for use in a construction or remodeling project. However, there are some situations where the project may not qualify as a capital improvement and may be considered a real property repair which can be taxable in many states. If the contractor does not charge tax properly on these items then your business may have a use tax payment responsibility on the cost of these real property repair materials.
The points I mention in this video just scratch the surface about consumer use tax. Depending on your business and the states in which you operate use tax can be complication. Many auditors take advantage of this complexity and make a special effort to find transactions that are subject to use tax in their state. Use tax can become very complication when multistate services are involved such as data processing, software as a service, and information services which are taxable in several states. If you have questions about your company’s use tax obligation or are under audit currently, please contact me for a no-cost, 30-minute assessment of your situation. You can contact me at our website: salestaxstrategies.com
See our other videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaSRDvJr96g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFSIFbKNvjQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3lDRFu1ZcI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2U3kTynB-I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woaFm-YY7h4
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSeX8JFw5U6759JrTtMLy0g/videos
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In this video, Interstate Tax Strategies of Atlanta, GA (770-985-9573) explains what is use tax, and discusses the consumer use tax obligations multistate companies have on the purchases they make and the challenges use tax can present.
http://www.salestaxstrategies.com/sales-tax-audit-defense.html
Consumer Use tax is the tax paid directly to the state by the purchaser of taxable property or taxable services when the vendor does not charge tax at the time of sale. Just because your vendor does not charge you tax on their invoice does not always mean the transaction is non-taxable. Under the laws of most states, if the retailor is required to charge you sales tax on the particular sale then the same sale is subject to use tax if an out-of-state vendor fails to charge you the tax on their invoice. If the out-of-state retailor does not charge you tax, then you must voluntarily pay use tax on the purchase price of the property. If your company only purchased taxable items from in-state suppliers then you may have no real use tax issue. However, if you purchase items from suppliers located throughout the US or even internationally, then your business may have a use tax remittance obligation. When companies are audited, use tax is one of the major areas where tax assessments are made. Some items are not subject to consumer use tax. First, if the purchase would not be taxable if the item were purchased from an in-state vendor then it will not be subject to use tax if it’s purchased from an out-of-state vendor. This would include purchases of inventory for resale and the purchase of other statutorily exempt property. If your company only operates in one state then use tax may not be that complicated. However, if your business operates in multiple states and each location purchases from different out-of-state vendors then use tax can become very complicated. If vendors don’t charge sales tax in the states where they send the property then you must determine whether the purchase is taxable in the state to where it is shipped and that accrue and pay use tax on the correct tax base of the property purchased.
The tax base for use tax is the same as for sales tax. If sales tax is due on shipping charges or other presale services then use tax will also be due on those charges. In most states the tax rate for use tax and sales tax are the same. However there are some exceptions to this rule so you need to be alert so that you use the correct use tax rate. One area where companies get caught for unpaid use tax is in the withdrawal from inventory items for use and not for resale. When your company purchases merchandise for resale, no tax is paid at the time of purchase. If you don’t sell the property but convert it to a taxable use then you must pay use tax on the cost of the property withdrawn from inventory and consumed. This may include purchases by companies that are both retailors and contractors or companies that use inventory for items to be donated or for property taken out of inventory for research and development or property given to consumers for use at no charge. Use tax can be challenging for retailors who offer a ‘buy one get one free’ promotion because many states will consider the free item to be subject to use tax.
Capital improvements to real property also pose a challenge to use tax determination. In most states the contractor is responsible for paying tax on the items they purchase for use in a construction or remodeling project. However, there are some situations where the project may not qualify as a capital improvement and may be considered a real property repair which can be taxable in many states. If the contractor does not charge tax properly on these items then your business may have a use tax payment responsibility on the cost of these real property repair materials.
The points I mention in this video just scratch the surface about consumer use tax. Depending on your business and the states in which you operate use tax can be complication. Many auditors take advantage of this complexity and make a special effort to find transactions that are subject to use tax in their state. Use tax can become very complication when multistate services are involved such as data processing, software as a service, and information services which are taxable in several states. If you have questions about your company’s use tax obligation or are under audit currently, please contact me for a no-cost, 30-minute assessment of your situation. You can contact me at our website: salestaxstrategies.com
See our other videos:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VaSRDvJr96g
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lFSIFbKNvjQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3lDRFu1ZcI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_2U3kTynB-I
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=woaFm-YY7h4
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCSeX8JFw5U6759JrTtMLy0g/videos
- published: 09 Oct 2014
- views: 659
Sales and Use Tax in General - www.TaxTV.com
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- Duration: 2:13
- Updated: 04 Jan 2012
- views: 821
This video from http://www.TaxTV.com provides a general explanation of sales and use tax.
This video from http://www.TaxTV.com provides a general explanation of sales and use tax.
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This video from http://www.TaxTV.com provides a general explanation of sales and use tax.
- published: 04 Jan 2012
- views: 821
lol : U.S not use tax-payers’ Money to provide F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan. Pak Media
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- Duration: 7:45
- Updated: 30 Apr 2016
- views: 17
QuickBooks-How to Record and Pay Use Tax
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- Duration: 2:56
- Updated: 31 May 2011
- views: 6019
http://bit.ly/Use_Tax_QuickBooks
Learn how to record and pay use tax on out of state purchases in QuickBooks.
http://bit.ly/Use_Tax_QuickBooks
Learn how to record and pay use tax on out of state purchases in QuickBooks.
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http://bit.ly/Use_Tax_QuickBooks
Learn how to record and pay use tax on out of state purchases in QuickBooks.
- published: 31 May 2011
- views: 6019
Paying Your Use Tax - Making Sales in California
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- Duration: 1:47
- Updated: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 560
Paying Your Use Tax: What California Businesses Should Know
Do you know if your business owes use tax? If you purchase items out-of-state, or use, give away, or...
Paying Your Use Tax: What California Businesses Should Know
Do you know if your business owes use tax? If you purchase items out-of-state, or use, give away, or consume items from your inventory that you intended for resale, you may owe use tax to the California State Board of Equalization. This video helps you understand use tax, and how to pay it on your tax return. Learn more at: www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/usetax.htm
The Board of Equalization administers California's sales and use, fuel, alcohol, tobacco, and other taxes and collects fees that fund specific state programs and plays a significant role in California property tax assessment and administration. It also acts as the appellate body for corporate franchise and personal income tax appeals.
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Paying Your Use Tax: What California Businesses Should Know
Do you know if your business owes use tax? If you purchase items out-of-state, or use, give away, or consume items from your inventory that you intended for resale, you may owe use tax to the California State Board of Equalization. This video helps you understand use tax, and how to pay it on your tax return. Learn more at: www.boe.ca.gov/sutax/usetax.htm
The Board of Equalization administers California's sales and use, fuel, alcohol, tobacco, and other taxes and collects fees that fund specific state programs and plays a significant role in California property tax assessment and administration. It also acts as the appellate body for corporate franchise and personal income tax appeals.
- published: 18 Nov 2015
- views: 560
Use Tax Explained
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- Duration: 2:47
- Updated: 29 Aug 2015
- views: 268
Articles for reference
http://www.governing.com/blogs/by-the-numbers/state-use-tax-collection-revenues.html
http://www.governing.com/topics/finance/gov-cloud-...
Articles for reference
http://www.governing.com/blogs/by-the-numbers/state-use-tax-collection-revenues.html
http://www.governing.com/topics/finance/gov-cloud-computing-revenue.html
http://www.forbes.com/fdc/welcome_mjx.shtml
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Sales and Use Tax: How it Affects Your Business
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- Duration: 6:28
- Updated: 15 Nov 2013
- views: 3104
Starting a new business? Thinking about starting one?
This Minnesota Department of Revenue video lets you know what your sales and use tax responsibilities are...
Starting a new business? Thinking about starting one?
This Minnesota Department of Revenue video lets you know what your sales and use tax responsibilities are as a business owner. It breaks down the requirements for each tax, while providing helpful examples and special links that will take you with one mouse click to more detailed information.
For more information on Minnesota Sales and Use Tax , you can also click here.
http://www.revenue.state.mn.us
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Starting a new business? Thinking about starting one?
This Minnesota Department of Revenue video lets you know what your sales and use tax responsibilities are as a business owner. It breaks down the requirements for each tax, while providing helpful examples and special links that will take you with one mouse click to more detailed information.
For more information on Minnesota Sales and Use Tax , you can also click here.
http://www.revenue.state.mn.us
- published: 15 Nov 2013
- views: 3104
How to fill out a Combined Sales & Use Tax Return
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- Duration: 1:41
- Updated: 09 Apr 2015
- views: 3776
Sales and Use Tax for Dummies Webinar
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- Duration: 45:40
- Updated: 16 Dec 2015
- views: 51
DescriSales and use tax compliance is difficult to manage, especially if your process is manual. Determining which items are taxable in which states and maintai...
DescriSales and use tax compliance is difficult to manage, especially if your process is manual. Determining which items are taxable in which states and maintaining rate tables is time-consuming and can get you in trouble with the state should an auditor come knocking. Join our partners in sales tax compliance as they team up with the "for dummies" folks for a fabulous hour of tips and tricks every business needs to manage their sales tax compliance, effectively and defensively. We'll cover:
• How to protect your business from audits.
• How to save time and money on tax administration
• Why zip codes mean zip when it comes to sales tax
• Nexus and Affiliate nexus - what?
Join our webcast on Wednesday, November 11th at 11:00 AM PT and learn how to automate your sales tax compliance and alleviate your concerns! We'll have 10 minutes of Q&A; at the end, so bring your questions and we'll bring the answers! Space fills up quickly, so register today! ption
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DescriSales and use tax compliance is difficult to manage, especially if your process is manual. Determining which items are taxable in which states and maintaining rate tables is time-consuming and can get you in trouble with the state should an auditor come knocking. Join our partners in sales tax compliance as they team up with the "for dummies" folks for a fabulous hour of tips and tricks every business needs to manage their sales tax compliance, effectively and defensively. We'll cover:
• How to protect your business from audits.
• How to save time and money on tax administration
• Why zip codes mean zip when it comes to sales tax
• Nexus and Affiliate nexus - what?
Join our webcast on Wednesday, November 11th at 11:00 AM PT and learn how to automate your sales tax compliance and alleviate your concerns! We'll have 10 minutes of Q&A; at the end, so bring your questions and we'll bring the answers! Space fills up quickly, so register today! ption
- published: 16 Dec 2015
- views: 51
Podcast 4: Instruction on Texas Sales and Use Tax
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- Duration: 6:03
- Updated: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 2200
Small Business Tax Project - Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:
This Web site is provided as a public service by the Texas A&M; Unive...
Small Business Tax Project - Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:
This Web site is provided as a public service by the Texas A&M; University-Corpus Christi and Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center. The information on this website should not be used in any actual transaction without the advice and guidance of a professional Tax Adviser who is familiar with all the specific, relevant facts.
These materials have been prepared as a public service and provide general information only. This information is not tax or legal advice and you should consult your own tax professional to determine whether this information, and your interpretation of it, is appropriate to your particular situation. We are not responsible for the accuracy or adequacy of any positions that you may take as to your taxes.
Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center and Texas A&M; University-Corpus Christi assume no obligation to inform any person of any changes in the tax law or other factors that could affect the information contained herein.
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Small Business Tax Project - Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center
IMPORTANT DISCLAIMER:
This Web site is provided as a public service by the Texas A&M; University-Corpus Christi and Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center. The information on this website should not be used in any actual transaction without the advice and guidance of a professional Tax Adviser who is familiar with all the specific, relevant facts.
These materials have been prepared as a public service and provide general information only. This information is not tax or legal advice and you should consult your own tax professional to determine whether this information, and your interpretation of it, is appropriate to your particular situation. We are not responsible for the accuracy or adequacy of any positions that you may take as to your taxes.
Coastal Bend Business Innovation Center and Texas A&M; University-Corpus Christi assume no obligation to inform any person of any changes in the tax law or other factors that could affect the information contained herein.
- published: 01 Apr 2014
- views: 2200
Florida Sales & use tax issues?
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- Duration: 3:36
- Updated: 03 Nov 2014
- views: 864
California Tax Tip: Use Tax
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 26 Feb 2011
- views: 1350
- published: 26 Feb 2011
- views: 1350
Sales Tax Basics - Consumer Use Tax vs Sellers Use Tax
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- Duration: 2:44
- Updated: 02 Nov 2015
- views: 338
This video describes the basic differences between the two use taxes: consumer use tax and sellers use tax.
This video describes the basic differences between the two use taxes: consumer use tax and sellers use tax.
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This video describes the basic differences between the two use taxes: consumer use tax and sellers use tax.
- published: 02 Nov 2015
- views: 338
Colorado Use Tax
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- Duration: 25:20
- Updated: 15 May 2013
- views: 3381
All videos have audio. Your viewing experience will be best if you have the most updated video and audio software.
All videos have audio. Your viewing experience will be best if you have the most updated video and audio software.
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All videos have audio. Your viewing experience will be best if you have the most updated video and audio software.
- published: 15 May 2013
- views: 3381
Recording Use Tax in QuickBooks
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- Duration: 7:01
- Updated: 09 Jan 2011
- views: 6056
This video demonstrates one method of recording Use Tax in QuickBooks such that it will appear in the "Pay Sales Tax" window. This is a workaround and is not a...
This video demonstrates one method of recording Use Tax in QuickBooks such that it will appear in the "Pay Sales Tax" window. This is a workaround and is not appropriate for every business. Please consult your accountant before changing your method of recording use tax.
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This video demonstrates one method of recording Use Tax in QuickBooks such that it will appear in the "Pay Sales Tax" window. This is a workaround and is not appropriate for every business. Please consult your accountant before changing your method of recording use tax.
- published: 09 Jan 2011
- views: 6056
QuickBooks 2015 Tutorial Part 9: Manage Sales Tax | Setup | Code List | Use Tax | Pay Sales Tax
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- Duration: 33:32
- Updated: 03 Oct 2014
- views: 12199
http://NewQuickBooks.com
QuickBooks 2015 Tutorial Part 9: Manage Sales Tax | Setup Preferences | Code List | Liability | Use Tax | Pay Sales Tax
1) Sales Tax ...
http://NewQuickBooks.com
QuickBooks 2015 Tutorial Part 9: Manage Sales Tax | Setup Preferences | Code List | Liability | Use Tax | Pay Sales Tax
1) Sales Tax Preferences
2) Sales Tax Code List
3) Sales Tax Liability
4) Sales Tax Revenue Report
5) Adjust Sales Tax
6) Out of State / Use Tax
7) Pay Sales Tax
http://NewQuickBooks.com
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http://NewQuickBooks.com
QuickBooks 2015 Tutorial Part 9: Manage Sales Tax | Setup Preferences | Code List | Liability | Use Tax | Pay Sales Tax
1) Sales Tax Preferences
2) Sales Tax Code List
3) Sales Tax Liability
4) Sales Tax Revenue Report
5) Adjust Sales Tax
6) Out of State / Use Tax
7) Pay Sales Tax
http://NewQuickBooks.com
- published: 03 Oct 2014
- views: 12199
Michigan Sales and Use Tax Audits: What You Need to Know
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- Duration: 6:08
- Updated: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 70
- published: 31 Jul 2015
- views: 70
Filing Your Taxes Online [HOW TO with Turbo Tax]
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- Duration: 32:47
- Updated: 15 Mar 2015
- views: 49011
Filing your taxes online doesn’t have to be scary and intimidating. In this class David is joined by our resident financial guru, Chip Capelli to show you how e...
Filing your taxes online doesn’t have to be scary and intimidating. In this class David is joined by our resident financial guru, Chip Capelli to show you how easy it is to file your taxes online using Turbo Tax.
Links to Products:
Turbo Tax 2014 Fed + State E-File (MAC): http://bit.ly/trbotx2014mac
Turbo Tax 2014 Fed + State E-File (PC): http://bit.ly/trbotx2014win
Turbo Tax 2014 Home & Business (Mac): http://trbtx2014hmbizmac
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Filing your taxes online doesn’t have to be scary and intimidating. In this class David is joined by our resident financial guru, Chip Capelli to show you how easy it is to file your taxes online using Turbo Tax.
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File/Pay Sales and Use Tax Electronically
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- Updated: 10 Jul 2012
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This short video shows the three ways -- eForms, Business iFile, and Web Upload -- retail dealers can file and pay their Sales and Use Tax electronically using ...
This short video shows the three ways -- eForms, Business iFile, and Web Upload -- retail dealers can file and pay their Sales and Use Tax electronically using the Tax Department's website.
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This short video shows the three ways -- eForms, Business iFile, and Web Upload -- retail dealers can file and pay their Sales and Use Tax electronically using the Tax Department's website.
- published: 10 Jul 2012
- views: 42599
Sales Tax vs. Use Tax | The 2-minute primer
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- Updated: 06 Apr 2012
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Dan Thompson, from Thompson Tax & Assoc. LLC, breaks down the historical genesis of the sales tax and the use tax -- and makes in easily understandable.
This...
Dan Thompson, from Thompson Tax & Assoc. LLC, breaks down the historical genesis of the sales tax and the use tax -- and makes in easily understandable.
This presentation was part of the Sales Tax Management Thought Leadership Series brought to you by Avalara, the makers of AvaTax -- the leader in sales tax automation technologies.
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Dan Thompson, from Thompson Tax & Assoc. LLC, breaks down the historical genesis of the sales tax and the use tax -- and makes in easily understandable.
This presentation was part of the Sales Tax Management Thought Leadership Series brought to you by Avalara, the makers of AvaTax -- the leader in sales tax automation technologies.
- published: 06 Apr 2012
- views: 2636
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What is Use Tax?
If you bought an item without paying sales tax on it, you might owe state use tax. This Mi...
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How consumer use tax works - Will's Whiteboard
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Basic Sales and Use Tax Video
The California State Board of Equalization presents all of the basics you ever wanted to k...
published: 27 Jan 2012
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What is Use Tax | Consumer Use Tax
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Sales and Use Tax in General - www.TaxTV.com
This video from http://www.TaxTV.com provides a general explanation of sales and use tax.
published: 04 Jan 2012
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lol : U.S not use tax-payers’ Money to provide F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan. Pak Media
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QuickBooks-How to Record and Pay Use Tax
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published: 31 May 2011
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Paying Your Use Tax - Making Sales in California
Paying Your Use Tax: What California Businesses Should Know
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Use Tax Explained
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Sales and Use Tax: How it Affects Your Business
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How to fill out a Combined Sales & Use Tax Return
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Sales and Use Tax for Dummies Webinar
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Podcast 4: Instruction on Texas Sales and Use Tax
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Florida Sales & use tax issues?
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Lyrics list:lyrics
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Whatchu Know About Us
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Superstar
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Start It Again
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Speed of Light
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So Incredible
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Slippin' Away
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Say Yeah
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Nothing Compares To You
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Next Up
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Lights
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Whatchu Know About Us
Rap I
‘Till I fade away and my soul cross over
I’m running cross borders, to get this life in order
Always played the bench when I was born to take it farther
23 on the jersey with the dreams of being a starter
Witnessing hatred flying at me from every corner
On the brink of madness but I choose to play it smarter
Work twice as harder, with dreams of being Carter
Reach for the sky to take a sip of heaven’s water
I came in this world scoring seven days a week to get it in
I came here to win, now I finally did
From showing off ribs, no doe for the fridge
Stressing on my future kids, now I’m paying off the crib
My people stucks with me through the harshest weather
And now the sun’s out shining so we march together
‘Cuz we soldiers coming from the ground up, yup
With our bottles up, so what you what you what you know about us
Chorus I
(So whatchu know about us)
Gon’ reach for the sky
Ya know we fly high
That’s how we ride
(Whatchu know about us)
Stack the paper sky high
U know we don’t stop
(Whatchu know about us)
From the cells to the block
To the people on top
Shown’ nothin’ but love
(Whatchu know about us) aye
(Whatchu know about us) aye
Rap II
This is for my 12 hour go getters
Who strives for the better when these dark storms won’t let us
And holding the fort down, we in the zone now
Touch down, 4 seconds, 4th quarter, 4th down
You know this hard work be growing over time
Instead of all these get rich quick schemes slowing up the grind
That’s why we came up to get this cracking
It’s not about stacking, yet more of just making it happen
So starting from breakfast we on post for the grain
Born to die, tryna’ get something off the grave
Shackled up and chained, but through passion and pain
Break loose, now the truth is surpassing the game
We put our hearts to it and push hard
The old shoots down then, out comes new stars
We takes it all the way with no time to fuss
That’s what’s up, on the bubble bound to bust, so what you know about us
Chorus II
(So whatchu know about us)
Gon’ reach for the sky
Ya know we fly high
That’s how we ride
(Whatchu know about us)
Stack the paper sky high
U know we don’t stop
(Whatchu know about us)
From the cells to the block
To the people on top
Shown’ nothin’ but love
(Whatchu know about us) aye
(Whatchu know about us) aye
Bridge
Haterz in da crowd
They wanna take us down
But we up in da clouds
We flying’ high tonight
Three Sixty Five
Can’t no one stop us now
Chorus III
(So Whatchu know about us)
Gon’ reach for the sky
Ya know we fly high
That’s how we ride
(Whatchu know about us)
Stack the paper sky high
U know we don’t stop
(Whatchu know about us)
From the cells to the block
To the people on top
Shown’ nothin’ but love
(Whatchu know about us) aye
(Whatchu know about us) aye
Chorus IV
(So whatchu know about us)
Gon’ reach for the sky
Ya know we fly high
That’s how we ride
(Whatchu know about us)
Stack the paper sky high
U know we don’t stop
(Whatchu know about us)
That’s how we rollin’
Shot callin’
Poppin’ bottles all the night long
(Whatchu know about us) aye
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Bowe Bergdahl's defense wins battle over classified documents
Edit CNN 01 May 2016
(CNN)The defense team for Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl, who is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, has won access to hundreds of thousands of pages of classified information. In a Thursday ruling, the U.S ... Read More ... "It's anybody's guess ... While he reiterated that he wasn't certain what the documents will contain, Fidell said he suspects the documents will be more useful in defending his client against the misbehavior count....
photo: NASA / CXC/SAO/P. Slane et al.
Dark Energy Has Not Changed In Billions Of Years
Edit IFL Science 01 May 2016
The expansion of the universe is due to dark energy, a mysterious form of energy that surrounds us and permeates the entire cosmos. But its exact characteristics remain unknown, with most of what we know about dark energy coming from its effect on galaxies ... Astronomers used the size of galaxy clusters as “cosmic rulers,” and compared nearby clusters to far away ones ... ....
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US once again forced to turn to Russia for help on Syria
Edit Deseret News 01 May 2016
WASHINGTON — Scrambling to resuscitate a nearly dead truce in Syria, the Obama administration has again been forced to turn to Russia for help, with little hope for the desired U.S. outcome ... officials ... U.S ... For Aleppo, the U.S ... One U.S ... From the start of the conflict, the administration has sought numerous times for Moscow to use its influence with Damascus to bring about an end to the violence and to advance a political transition ... ....
photo: AP / Michael Sohn
Anti-immigrant party says Muslims not welcome in Germany
Edit Dawn 01 May 2016
STUTTGART. Delegates from Germany's anti-immigration party Alternative for Germany (AfD) on Sunday backed an election manifesto that says Islam is not compatible with the country's constitution and calls for a ban on minarets and the burqa. The AfD, set up just three years ago, has been buoyed by Europe's migrant crisis, which saw the arrival of more than one million, mostly Muslim, migrants in Germany last year ... ....
photo: US Navy / Journalist 2nd Class Luke D. Johnson.
China Blocks US Navy Ships' Access to Hong Kong Port
Edit Voa News 30 Apr 2016
China has denied a U.S. Navy aircraft carrier access to a port in Hong Kong. The Pentagon said Friday the USS Stennis and its accompanying vessels were refused entry into the port. The reason for denying access to the port was not clear ... WATCH ... ....
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How Barclays turned a $10bn profit into a tax loss
Edit Arabnews 01 May 2016
The way Barclays structured the sale — by booking part of the proceeds in Luxembourg — allowed it to do something not possible under most tax systems ... When instead the shares fell, Barclays used the loss to claim a tax deduction in Luxembourg that was not available in the UK ... The Luxembourg Ministry of Finance did not respond to requests for comment but has previously denied using tax rules to unfairly attract investment and jobs....
More people taking 401(k) loans
Edit The Columbus Dispatch 01 May 2016
“One would be taxes — more importantly, paying double taxation on the interest you pay for the loan itself.” ... If a 401(k) loan is not repaid due to default or job loss, the remaining balance is treated as a lump-sum distribution and is subject to income taxes and a 10 percent penalty for borrowers who have not reached age 59 1/2 ... “You will be paying back the loan with interest and using after-tax dollars to pay that interest,” he said....
School voucher issue heats up, opponents head to court
Edit Tampa Bay Online 01 May 2016
The Florida Tax Credit Scholarship Program provides scholarships for close to 80,000 low-income students to go to close to 1,500 private schools across the state — about 3 percent of the state K-12 public school enrollment ... “We’re saying let us have standing, let us have a trial and have a thoughtful legal discussion on the issue of the use of tax exemptions as vouchers for private schools,” Hearn said....
Braves’ new world faces high hurdles
Edit Naples Daily News 30 Apr 2016
I get the arguments about how using tax money to build a spring training home for the Atlanta Braves would add an attraction to our already attractive landscape, would promote business and would put Naples on one more map ... Tax breaks, impact fee deferrals, favorable zoning perhaps ... Retail and other uses paid for by developers would be part of the plan....
U.S. not to use tax payer’s money for F-16 to Pakistan: report
Edit The Hindu 29 Apr 2016
is not inclined to use tax-payers’ money to provide eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, a media report has said, a day after American lawmakers expressed concern that the aircraft could be used against India and not to combat terrorism ... will not be using any of the tax payers money to sell F-16 to Pakistan ... not to use tax payer’s money ....
US not to use tax payers’ money for F-16 to Pakistan
Edit The Times of India 29 Apr 2016
The US is not inclined to use tax-payers' money to provide eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, a media report has said, a day after American lawmakers expressed concern that the aircraft could be used against India and not to combat terrorism ... in the Senate, the US Government will not be using any of the tax payers money to sell F-18 to Pakistan....
US not to use tax payer's money for F-16 to Pakistan: report
Edit DNA India 29 Apr 2016
The US is not inclined to use tax-payers' money to provide eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, a media report has said, a day after American lawmakers expressed concern that the aircraft could be used against India and not to combat terrorism ... the Senate, the US Government will not be using any of the tax payers money to sell F-18 to Pakistan....
US not to use tax payer’s money for F-16 to Pakistan, says report
Edit Indian Express 29 Apr 2016
The US is not inclined to use tax-payers’ money to provide eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan. The US is not inclined to use tax-payers’ money to provide eight F-16 fighter jets to Pakistan, a media report has said, a day after American lawmakers expressed concern that the aircraft could be used against India and not to combat terrorism....
Tax Relief on Temporary Workers Bill Moves Out of Committee (Ohio Manufacturers' Association)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Apr 2016
This week, House Bill 343, which would exempt employment services and employment placement services from sales and use tax, cleared the House Economic & Workforce Development Committee on a 7-4 vote ... Use the easy ......
Why tax reform is doomed
Edit Deseret News 29 Apr 2016
WASHINGTON — Almost everyone agrees that America's income tax is too complex. Considering this, you might expect that simplifying the income tax would be a slam dunk ... It would get the White House and Congress out of the business of using the tax code to reward and punish various behaviors and causes ... The trouble with my view is that the White House and Congress want to use the tax code to reward and punish....
It will cost more to work in Harrisburg: 5 things you need to know about ...
Edit Penn Live 29 Apr 2016
HARRISBURG- Harrisburg city council members Wednesday night approved a hike in the local services tax that raises the amount to $3 per week, up from $1 per week. The tax hike is projected to generate an additional $4 million annually for the city ... Tax hike kicks in July 1 ... Under the law, municipalities were restricted to using the tax proceeds for police and fire services, road maintenance and property tax cuts....
Government Guarantees Data Secrecy on Tax Amnesty Participants (Ministry of Finance of the Republic of Indonesia)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Apr 2016South Dakota: The Next Frontier of Sales Tax Nexus (Reed Smith LLP)
Edit Public Technologies 29 Apr 2016
This morning, a declaratory action was filed challenging the constitutionality of South Dakota's sales and use tax economic nexus legislation, which is scheduled to take effect Sunday, May 1, 2016 ... Supreme Court held that sales and use tax collection obligations could only be imposed on entities physically present in the state ... and use tax purposes....
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