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Sales/Use Programs Reviewed

Posted by salestax on September 14, 2007

This article reviews some of the sales/use tax calculation programs that are available out there.  It seems that they’re only reviewing the small-medium business programs that are available, as I don’t notice any of the “big guys.” 

It’s nice to see someone reporting on the vast complexity of what can happen to a growing business who expands their sales into other states and how perplexing it can be.  And to think… this article just mentions the tracking of changing rates.  Forget about what it adds when states change product taxability.  And then getting audited. 

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