A new tax trend quietly came into play in 2017: non-collecting seller use tax reporting laws. A growing number of states are demanding online sellers who don’t collect sales tax to disclose customer information to help them enforce consumer use tax compliance.

Before deciding to comply with the new laws, non-collecting retailers should understand exactly what the requirements are, what they mean for their consumers, and what options they have.

This presentation will explain what these new laws mean for your business, including:

Which states have enacted new laws
To date, nine states have enacted consumer use tax reporting laws, while an additional eight states are either proposing new legislation or adopting some form of the current law.

What type of information companies need to disclose to states
Different states require different information from companies at different times of the year. Learn about state-specific requirements.

Options companies have for complying with the new laws
Hear about the options companies have for complying with the new requirements and the pros and cons of each.

Audience Q&A
Scott Peterson will be on hand to answer your burning questions!