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Tax Challenges for Growing eCommerce Businesses
Growing eCommerce businesses face a variety of tax challenges
Sales Tax Nexus
As eCommerce businesses scale, they may reach a “nexus” in multiple states or countries. Nexus means the business has a significant presence in a state or country, which may require them to collect and remit sales tax. Determining where nexus exists is complicated and varies by jurisdiction.
Taxability of Products and Services
Whilst our technology does the heavy lifting, we believe simply automating isn’t enough. Our team of tax experts ensure you stay tax-compliant without any hassle as you scale.Different states and countries may have varying rules about which products or services are taxable. For example, some jurisdictions might tax digital goods or services, while others don’t. Managing this can be challenging when selling a wide range of products.
Managing Multiple Tax Rates
Whilst our technology does the heavy lifting, we believe simply automating isn’t enough. Our team of tax experts ensure you stay tax-compliant without any hassle as you scale.Different regions have different sales tax rates, and rates can change frequently. Keeping track of local, state, and national rates can become overwhelming, especially when managing a large product catalog or selling globally.
Complex International Taxation
Selling globally introduces complexities like VAT, GST, and other international taxes. The rates and compliance requirements can differ significantly from country to country, requiring businesses to navigate international tax laws and adjust pricing and reporting accordingly.
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