- Fireside Chat: Covid-19 Impact on Sales & Use Tax with Liz Armbruester
- COVID-19 changed the way we learn, shop, socialize, travel, and work. Businesses around the world have had to adapt to survive. Join this fireside chat as Avalara SVP, Global Compliance Liz Armbruester recounts the latest trends and how they have affected sales tax.
- We’ll discuss: How states may recoup budget losses through changes in tax policy, the recent explosion in ecommerce and how it impacts tax obligations COVID-19’s impact on the future of tax compliance.
- Speakers: John Siefert, Liz Armbruester
- 2021 Tax Laws Research and Tax compliance for Retailers with Jordan Lang & Hans Olson
- Retail has slowly been moving online for years, but COVID-19 forced the acceleration of this trend across every region, demographic, and industry. As a result, many retailers have opened themselves up to new tax obligations through increased sales in a state, selling on marketplaces, selling internationally, or a combination of all three. This breakout will focus on the implications these changes can have on tax compliance and the recent updates to tax policy that retailers must know.
- We’ll cover: A look at retail trends and how online sales impact tax compliance. New tax obligations resulting from increased marketplace sales.
- Speakers: Bridget Courneya, Hans Olson, Jordan Lang
- Matt James: Hickory Farms COO on Sales & Use Tax Compliance
- Since 1951, Hickory Farms has been a leading retailer of food gifts and specialty foods online, in catalogs, with mass merchants and supermarkets, and in more than 750 seasonal, retail shopping locations. John Siefert chats with Matt James, COO of the company, to discuss how their multi-channel commerce business strategy achieves compliance with Avalara.
- Speakers: John Siefert, Matt James
- Online Sales: D2C Tax implications for Manufacturers with Maria Tringali
- The pandemic affected manufacturers especially hard with disruptions in the global supply chain and shipping delays, to name a couple. Many manufacturers turned to online sales, selling direct to consumers, and even creating new products to survive in the new normal. All of these actions have sales tax implications that can drastically change the way manufacturers manage compliance for years to come.Attend this breakout to learn:Why manufacturers may be the hook to collect sales tax if they sell onlineHow to approach ecommerce when selling tax-exempt goods
- Speakers: Bridget Courneya, Maria Tringali
- 7 Ways States may Increase Tax Revenue in 2021
- Every new year brings new sales tax changes. Thanks to 2020’s cataclysmic events, there are even more changes in store than usual. Not only are states enacting new tax legislation in response to budget deficits, but businesses are facing increased tax obligations due to shifting sales models. Now’s the time to understand how all these changes could impact your business in 2021. Here are 7 ways states may increase tax revenue in 2021.
- Speakers: Aaron Back, Liz Armbruester
- Actionable Ideas & Takeaways with Bridget Courneya & Aaron Back
- Discuss the key takeaways from the day’s binge sessions and what you can put to work for your business right away!
- Speakers: John Siefert, Aaron Back, Bridget Courneya