The Arkansas Amazon Sales Tax is Now Live. How’s That Going So Far?
Guess what happened yesterday (October 27, 2011) while you were not paying attention? Arkansas Act 1001—better known around these parts
Read moreGuess what happened yesterday (October 27, 2011) while you were not paying attention? Arkansas Act 1001—better known around these parts
Read moreArkansas state Rep. David Meeks (R) requests a legislative study to determine the impact of the online sales tax—enacted in 2011 to require Amazon.com and other online merchants—on jobs and revenue in Arkansas.
Read moreJonesboro, Arkansas, radio personality Paul Harrell interviews affiliate marketing maven Judi Moore of Conway, who explains how the new Arkansas Amazon sales tax nexus law will hurt small businesses.
Read moreWhile Amazon and Overstock.com generated news coverage for terminating their affiliate contracts in Arkansas, there’s a longer list of retail companies that are pulling up stakes in the state. You can thank to Gov. Mike Beebe and the Arkansas legislature, who enacted the state’s Amazon sales tax law in April.
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