ourcompany-history.jpg

Nonprofit Blog

Businesses with Transactions in State of Alabama: Beware of New Rule on Sales Taxes

Posted by nhogan on Feb 11, 2016 4:43:17 PM

We would like to remind our clients or raise your awareness on a new rule that went into effect January 1, 2016 for transactions within the State of Alabama.  Out-of-state businesses with “substantial economic presence” in Alabama must now collect and remit sales taxes, even if they do not have a physical presence (nexus) within the State of Alabama.

“Substantial economic presence” includes sales of $250,000 or more in the prior year along with certain activities including having a licensee or franchisee in the state, or engaging in advertising or solicitation in the state.

Clients with more than $250,000 of sales in Alabama in 2015 should determine their method of collection by analyzing the different methods provided by the Alabama Department of Revenue.

 If you need assistance determining the appropriate collection method or would like to discuss this matter further, please contact Tim Howe at (404) 879-3320 or by email or Marvin Willis at (404) 874-6244 or by email.

Topics: Accounting, Tax, Uncategorized

Posts by Topic

see all

Posts by Topic

see all

Popular Posts

Nonprofit Accounting Services

Georgia's nonprofits recognize Smith & Howard as the premier nonprofit CPA firm in Atlanta and throughout our state. Nonprofits benefit from our nonprofit accounting knowledge and expertise in audits, tax Form 990, board governance and strategic planning. Our significant nonprofit client family is an extension of Smith & Howard’s interest in, and commitment to, our community. No one knows, understands or is as committed to nonprofits as the nonprofit accounting team at Smith & Howard.

Learn more about our nonprofit accounting services.

Subscribe to Email Updates