Tax Refunds to Savings?
April 1, 2012 by Publisher
Filed under Magazine Archives, News
Tax season, a time of celebratory credit or sometimes miscalculated debt, means more than compiling a list of deductions to hand over to the accountant. For retailers, it typically means increased sales, as consumers go out to spend some unexpected money provided by their tax refund. According to NRF’s Tax Returns Consumer Survey conducted by [...]
2011’s Taxing Topic for Retailers: The Fairness of Sales Tax Collecting
January 11, 2012 by Jaclyn Allard
Filed under Industry Headlines, Taxes
What happens will Congress say about three recent legislative proposals on sales tax fairness?
What Small Businesses Can Expect During 2012 Tax Preparation
December 8, 2011 by Jaclyn Allard
Filed under Finance, Management, Taxes
While tax planning changes frequently, small businesses can be assured of a few things this upcoming tax season.
NRF On The Hill
November 1, 2011 by Publisher
Filed under Magazine Archives, News
If you can’t beat them, lobby them. That’s the National Retail Federation’s (NRF) plan of action on Capitol Hill, as the group looks to combat what seems to be frequent disregard for merchants, reminding legislators of the role retail plays in the current economy. Among the recent legislative disappointments from the Capitol was the Federal [...]
Winning Worth the Payout for Amazon
September 1, 2011 by Jaclyn Allard
Filed under Industry Headlines, News, Taxes
With a referendum scheduled for June 2012 to overturn the new Internet sales tax law, Amazon has already spent $5.25 million in campaigning.
Amazon and Web Taxes
September 1, 2011 by Publisher
Filed under Magazine Archives, News
As most of the retail industry is aware, online retailers such as Amazon have been flying under the radar in regards to the collection of state sales tax, relying on the upstanding honesty of online shoppers to declare taxable purchases. For nearly a decade, local brick and mortar stores have been fighting to level the [...]
Independent Retailers Partake in Tax-Free Holiday Marketing
August 4, 2011 by Jaclyn Allard
Filed under Industry Headlines, News, Taxes
While the Tax Foundation believes tax-free holidays will negatively affect economic recovery, retailers beg to differ.
State Leaders and Independent Retailers Stand Strong on State Sales Tax
April 29, 2011 by Jaclyn Allard
Filed under Finance, Industry Headlines, News
State governments and independent retailers begin to stand strong against online retailers.
Business Update: CT Legislation Taxing Topic for Online Retailers
April 13, 2011 by Jaclyn Allard
Filed under Finance, News, Taxes
Online retail giants have been relying on online shoppers to declare taxable purchases when it comes time to file with the state.
Retailer Tax Tips
April 1, 2011 by Publisher
Filed under Magazine Archives, Management
If you’re worried about this tax season, don’t be. There are numerous ways for small retailers to ease the burden, from new tax credits to already in place deductions. The following tips can save significant money this year: 1) Add Up Your Health Care Costs. Last year, the government ushered in a slew of policies [...]










