Keeping up to date on the latest federal sales tax legislation is quite the challenge. This course will take you through three new federal legislative proposals that have the potential to affect the way inter- and intra-state commerce are evaluated regarding nexus. The speaker will cover how Congress is influencing these decisions and dive into new developments within the federal sales tax legislative space.
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Discover new and interesting developments in federal sales tax legislation
Understand three different legislative proposals and how they could impact state and local tax
Understand how U.S. Congress influences legislation
Clark Nuber
Senior Manager
sratigan@clarknuber.com
Shane is a Senior Manager in the State and Local Tax Department at Clark Nuber, P.S. in Bellevue Washington. Shane focuses on state and local indirect tax obligations for companies of all sizes operating across the United States and beyond. He collaborates with companies in developing scalable processes to support effective and dynamic indirect tax calculation and compliance, especially sales and use tax.
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