If you’re an Amazon FBA (Fulfilled by Amazon) seller, understanding your responsibilities around U.S. sales tax is more important than ever. Many sellers assume that because Amazon collects and remits sales tax, they’re fully covered. But in reality, your compliance obligations may go beyond collection — and failing to meet them could put your business at risk. 

Since the landmark South Dakota v. Wayfair decision in 2018, states have expanded their sales tax laws to require remote sellers to collect and remit sales tax even without a physical presence. Instead, economic nexus laws establish tax obligations based on a seller’s total sales revenue or transaction volume within a state. you can find out nexus threshold details for every state by checking our U.S. Sales and Use Tax Guide page.  

As businesses expand within the U.S. market, understanding the complexities of sales tax compliance has never been more critical. In 2025, companies will face ongoing challenges as states refine their tax policies, broaden their taxable bases, and streamline tax collection processes. Staying ahead of these changes is vital for maintaining compliance and operational efficiency. 

October’s sales tax revenue in Texas reached $4.01 billion—a 5.4% jump fuelled by online, grocery, and home improvement sales. While retail surged, sectors like construction saw a dip. Sales tax continues to be Texas’ biggest revenue driver, covering 58% of tax income.

Lafayette, CA is voting on Measure H on November 7, 2024! This measure proposes a sales tax increase from 8.75% to 9.25% to support public safety, roads, and essential services. Stay informed and be prepared with TaxDo!

Discover a comprehensive guide to navigating U.S. sales tax for digital goods across all states in this blog.

Discover everything you need to know about SaaS sales tax across all U.S. states. This guide covers tax requirements, exemptions, and compliance essentials to help your SaaS business stay tax-compliant nationwide.