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Does anyone know if this would apply to SaaS stuff or only to physically shipped products? Also, the $1 million threshold exemption is good, but could it create
by joshuahedlund 14y ago
Does anyone know if this would apply to SaaS stuff or only to physically shipped products? Also, the $1 million threshold exemption is good, but could it create scenarios where your product/service takes off and then all of a sudden you gotta figure out if you need to start sticking sales tax in there?
- freehunter 14y agoI would guess the simplest thing to do would be to build the backend to support sales tax and only implement that piece if necessary.
- dragonwriter 14y ago> Also, the $1 million threshold exemption is good, but could it create scenarios where your product/service takes off and then all of a sudden you gotta figure out if you need to start sticking sales tax in there? Its based on the preceding calendar year, so the only time that is remotely possible is if you have an unexpected spike at the end of a calendar year such that you have to little time to comply for the beginning of the next year. Sensible planning would just set a threshold substantially lower than $1 million in projected calendar year sales at which you make it a priority to incorporate functionality to handle sales tax collection for the next year.