What the Marketplace Fairness Act Means to Small Businesses
Before heading out for summer recess, the U.S. Senate made plans to extend the Internet Tax Freedom Act, which bars states from levying taxes on internet access.
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MCM Tuesday July 22, 2014
View Web Version MCM TUESDAY News and Intelligence for the Multichannel Merchant July 22, 2014 SUBSCRIBE UNSUBSCRIBE Aeropostale, Lululemon and Shutterfly Make the “10 Brands That Will Disappear” List … Continue Reading →
TruST Urges Senate Not to Attach “Flawed” MFA to ITFA
Here’s why TruST believes the Marketplace and Internet Tax Freedom Act does a severe disservice to both bills, threatening to stall ITFA and derail a productive House debate over the future of remote taxation.
Will Mom-and-Pop Sites Be Affected if the Marketplace Fairness Act Passes?
If the Marketplace Fairness Act were to pass, will it really have a serious impact on mom-and-pop online merchants? Jonathan Barsade, CEO of Exactor, dives into the complicated and highly debated online sales tax issue and discusses how proper compliance software will ease the possible burden for small ecommerce shops.
MCM Tuesday October 1, 2013
View Web Version MCM TUESDAY News and Intelligence for the Multichannel Merchant September 30 , 2013 TruST Outlines Potential Cost of Marketplace Fairness Act 6 Ways to Make Your … Continue Reading →
TruST Outlines Potential Cost of Marketplace Fairness Act
While some merchants say the Marketplace Fairness Act could put them out of business, one industry expert shared his thoughts on what the true cost the MFA will be for retailers.
Marketplace Fairness Act Needs to be Streamlined
The Marketplace Fairness Act of 2013 would give states broad power to enforce tax collection on remote sellers. But Congress could learn a lesson from the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement.
TruST Seeks Catalog Shoppers Input on Marketplace Fairness Act
The True Simplification of Taxation, also known as TruST, is asking millions of catalog shoppers to let the House Judiciary Committee know how the passing of the Marketplace Fairness Act could affect them as shoppers.
Catalogers Speak Out Against Marketplace Fairness Act
Executives from 11 companies share their reasons why the Marketplace Fairness Act would be a burden to their companies – and to their customers.
Proposed Legislation Could Keep Seniors from Catalog Shopping
My recently-widowed father has become addicted to catalog shopping. But if Congress has its way, he, and a lot of other senior citizens, could change their shopping habits. Here’s why, if your business caters to seniors, you need to step up to Congress and fight for your customers.