south dakota v. wayfair

Following the 2018 South Dakota v. Wayfair U.S. Supreme Court decision eliminating the physical presence standard for sales tax nexus, nearly every state with statewide sales taxes have adopted collection and remittance obligations for remote sellers, and several have implemented marketplace facilitator regimes.

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