There isn’t a tax professional around that would say 2020 was a normal year for online sales tax developments. Between the pandemic and continuing change spurred on by South Dakota v. Wayfair (2018), 2020 was a tumultuous year to say the least.
However, as we settle into 2021 and state legislative sessions loom on the horizon, it’s safe to say 2021 may not be the calm after the storm many were hoping for.
What Do We Mean By ‘Sales Tax Crackdowns’?
Beyond the general chaos created by the pandemic, it also resulted in budget deficits for states across the nation. As a result, lawmakers are looking for revenue wherever it can be found, and as we’ve previously discussed, online sales tax could be the route many zero in on.
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