Sales Tax Consultation and Registration for all USA states

Marketplace Facilitator Laws:
Many U.S. states have introduced what are called "Marketplace Facilitator Laws". These laws shift the sales tax collection and remittance obligations from the individual seller to the marketplace platform (e.g., Amazon, eBay, Walmart). The marketplace facilitator, being in a better position with respect to infrastructure and resources, is deemed responsible for collecting and remitting the sales tax on behalf of third-party sellers.

Physical Nexus: Traditional nexus, established if you have a physical presence, like a store, warehouse, or even attending trade shows in some cases.

Economic Nexus: Based on sales volume or the number of transactions in a state. For example, if you make over $100,000 in sales or have 200+ transactions in a state, you may be required to collect sales tax, even without a physical presence. This concept became more prominent after the South Dakota v. Wayfair Supreme Court decision in 2018.

Click-through Nexus: Some states have rules that if an affiliate (like a blogger in that state) refers sales to your store via a link, and you hit a certain sales threshold, you have nexus.

I will explain Physical Nexus /Economic Nexus /Click-through Nexus to help you decide for registration or not in the nexus states. Nexus signifies a connection or presence in a state that requires you to collect sales tax from buyers in that state.