Sales Tax for Amazon Sellers

Understanding Multi-Channel Sales Tax Compliance

If you're selling on platforms other than Amazon, it's crucial to understand your sales tax obligations. Your requirement to collect sales tax depends on your sales volume in each state, which varies by state thresholds. These thresholds may include a combination of sales and order counts, considering your Amazon sales as part of the calculation.

The Importance of Filing Zero Sales Tax Returns

Registering with the state for a seller’s permit is a common requirement, even if Amazon handles your sales tax. This registration often necessitates filing zero sales tax returns if you are an Amazon-only seller, ensuring compliance with state regulations. Multi-channel sellers must report non-Amazon sales according to state-specific requirements.

State-by-State Sales Tax Liability Thresholds

For more detailed analysis of each state, visit this page by the Sales Tax Institute.

Alabama - $250k sales

Alaska - $100k sales, 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Arizona - $100k sales

Arkansas - $100k sales or 200 orders

California - $500k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

Colorado - $100k sales

Connecticut - $250k sales and 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Delaware - No sales tax

Florida - $100k sales

Georgia - $100k sales or 200 orders

Hawaii - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Idaho - $100k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

Illinois - $100k sales or 200 orders

Indiana - $100k sales or 200 orders

Iowa - $100k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

Kansas - $100k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

Kentucky - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Louisiana - $100k sales or 200 orders

Maine - $100k sales or 200 orders

Maryland - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Massachusetts - $100k sales

Michigan - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Minnesota - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Mississippi - $250k sales

Missouri - $100k, marketplace sales included in threshold

Montana - No sales tax

Nebraska - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Nevada - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

New Hampshire - No sales tax

New Jersey - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

New Mexico - $100k

New York - $500k and 100 orders

North Carolina - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

North Dakota - $100k sales

Ohio - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Oklahoma - $100k sales

Oregon - No sales tax

Pennsylvania - $100k

Rhode Island - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

South Carolina - $100k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

South Dakota - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Tennessee - $100k sales

Texas - $500k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

Utah - $100k sales or 200 orders

Vermont - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Virginia - $100k sales or 200 orders

Washington - $100k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

West Virginia - $100k sales or 200 orders, marketplace sales included in threshold

Wisconsin - $100k sales, marketplace sales included in threshold

Wyoming - $100k sales or 200 orders

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