State Tax Advisors, LP

As e-commerce continues to grow, so do the tax considerations for businesses operating across state lines.

With online sales increasing, businesses may face new questions around economic nexus, sales tax obligations, and multistate compliance...especially as their customer base and workforce expand beyond their home state.

Staying informed about evolving state tax requirements can help businesses better understand their obligations and avoid unexpected exposure.

Read the latest on the growing connection between e-commerce and multistate tax challenges.

E-commerce sales rise 12.2% amid new multistate tax challenges E-commerce sales grew in Q2, raising complex multistate tax and nexus obligations for businesses with remote employees and cross-state sales.

Expand your capabilities with specialized tax support.

Managing state and local taxes can be complex, especially as your business grows across multiple jurisdictions. Our team provides the specialized expertise needed to navigate changing regulations, address compliance challenges, identify potential savings opportunities, and reduce risk. Whether you need assistance with nexus studies, audit defense, sales and use tax issues, or ongoing compliance, we're here to serve as an extension of your team, helping you make informed decisions with confidence.

Tax compliance is about more than simply filing a return each year.

A recent Minnesota case involving alleged unpaid individual income and business sales taxes is a reminder of how important it is for business owners to understand their tax obligations, stay current with filings, and address potential issues before they become more serious.

For business owners, proactive tax planning and compliance can help identify potential problems early and create a clearer path forward.

Staying informed is an important part of protecting your business—and your bottom line.

Rice Man Faces Felony Charges Over Unpaid Business Taxes (KNSI) - A Rice man has been charged with 22 felony counts after state investigators say he failed to file or ...

Tax laws are always evolving—and proposed changes can have a lasting impact on individuals, families, and businesses.

Missouri voters are weighing a proposal to phase out the state's individual income tax, raising important questions about how states balance revenue and what those changes could mean for taxpayers.

Whether you're planning ahead or trying to understand how tax policy could affect you, staying informed is key. That's where State Tax Advisors comes in.

Missouri voters weigh ending income tax. Here’s how other states replace the revenue • Missouri Independent Voters have the opportunity Aug. 4 to put Missouri on track to be the 10th state without an individual income tax. Many of the states without an income tax have to get creative in the way they generate revenue to fund state operations. From property taxes and sales taxes to communication taxes and l...

Growing a SaaS company means navigating an industry that never slows down—and neither do the tax and compliance requirements that come with it.

At State Tax Advisors, we help SaaS businesses stay ahead with nearly two decades of experience in state and local tax, financial reporting, and regulatory compliance. Our team provides the insight, clarity, and strategic guidance you need to confidently tackle today's challenges while planning for tomorrow's growth.

When the rules change, you need a partner who can help you stay compliant and focused on what matters most—building your business.

California businesses, take note. New sales tax rules are changing the digital landscape.

Beginning January 1, 2027, California will expand its sales and use tax to include many forms of electronically delivered prewritten software and SaaS. If your business sells or purchases digital products, now is the time to understand how these changes could impact your tax obligations, pricing, and compliance processes.

Waiting until the last minute could lead to costly surprises. Planning ahead gives your business time to evaluate its products, update systems, and stay compliant.

Have questions about how these changes may affect your business? State Tax Advisors is here to help.

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Virginia's budget negotiations are heating up.

The House and Senate have released competing budget proposals, with key differences in education funding, healthcare spending, housing initiatives, and the future of Virginia's data center tax exemptions. As lawmakers work toward a final agreement before the June 30 deadline, the outcome could have significant implications for businesses, taxpayers, and economic development across the Commonwealth.

Understanding how these proposals align, and where they diverge, is essential for organizations monitoring Virginia's tax and fiscal landscape.

Read the full breakdown here and stay informed on the policies that could impact your business: Virginia Mercury article

The House and Senate both released new budgets. Here’s how they align and diverge. • Virginia Mercury Lawmakers present different ideas on how the state should fund key priorities in healthcare and education, while data centers’ tax exemption remains a sticking point.

Expand your capabilities with specialized tax support.

Managing state and local taxes can be complex, especially as your business grows across multiple jurisdictions. Our team provides the specialized expertise needed to navigate changing regulations, address compliance challenges, identify potential savings opportunities, and reduce risk. Whether you need assistance with nexus studies, audit defense, sales and use tax issues, or ongoing compliance, we're here to serve as an extension of your team—helping you make informed decisions with confidence.

A small change can make a big impact.

Starting July 1, South Shore’s general sales and use tax rate will increase from 1% to 2%, a change that will affect residents, visitors, and local businesses alike. While tax increases often spark discussion, they also play a role in funding the services and infrastructure communities rely on every day.

Whether you're a business owner preparing for the update or a resident curious about what it means for your community, staying informed is key.

What are your thoughts on local tax changes and the role they play in supporting community growth?

South Shore is Changing its General Sales and Use Tax Rate Starting July 1, 2026 {KXLG - Pierre, SD} Effective July 1, 2026, South Shore, South Dakota, is changing its 1 percent general sales and use tax rate to 2 percent.