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This post is a loose summary of the transcript from the Taxing Poetic podcast, Episode 14. We have wrapped up Season One of Taxing Poetic.

The Illinois “Level the Playing Field” law that went into effect January, 2021 is believed by many online retailers, and those in the sales tax industry, to violate the US Constitution’s Commerce Clause and place an unfair burden on out-of-state retailers.

A loose recap of Episode 2 of Taxing Poetic, the Synexus Podcast

Synexus Tax Solutions™, LLC, a leading provider of sales and indirect tax compliance solutions, launches podcast, "Taxing Poetic." The podcast offers valuable insights, expert advice and engaging conversations on sales and use tax-related topics.

As of May 24, 2023, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz approved H.B. 2887 enacting a retail delivery fee of $0.50 on the delivery to any person in the state, including those by out-of-state retailers and marketplace facilitators, of subject transactions of $100 or more.

The state of Kansas has removed delivery charges that are no longer subject to state and local sales tax effective July 1, 2023.

The state of Colorado has announced a limited special deduction from state-taxable sales for eligible retailers.

The Illinois Department of Revenue altered its sales tax regime affecting remote sellers across the country. As of January 1, 2021, remote sellers are required to collect all local and state use taxes.

Synexus Tax Solutions grows to 11 team members with the addition of three new hires.

There is a new deduction for accounting and remitting sales tax for dealers registered in Tennessee, effective July 1, 2022.

Due to rising inflation, states are modifying certain sales tax policies, adding to already confusing state-by-state rules.

If your business sells taxable items that will be delivered by a motor vehicle (yours or a third party) to a location in Colorado, there is important news for you.