Nonresident e-commerce sellers in the U.S. face **sales tax obligations** that depend on **nexus laws**, which vary by state. Understanding these regulations is essential to ensure compliance and avoid penalties.

### Key Tax Implications:

1. **Sales Tax Nexus**:
– A **nexus** refers to a significant connection or presence in a state.
– You may need to collect and remit sales tax if:
– You have a physical presence (e.g., warehouse, employees) in the state.
– You meet certain **economic thresholds**, such as $100,000 in sales or 200 transactions annually (varies by state).

2. **Collecting and Remitting Sales Tax**:
– If you have a nexus, you’re responsible for collecting sales tax on taxable goods sold to customers in that state.
– Failure to comply with state-specific regulations can result in penalties and interest on unpaid taxes.

3. **Using a Resale Certificate**:
– A resale certificate allows you to buy inventory tax-free, ensuring that sales tax is only collected from the end consumer.
– Nonresident sellers can obtain resale certificates in states where they meet nexus requirements.
– Learn more: US Resale Certificate: Business Necessity for Retailers

### Why Compliance Matters:
– Sales tax obligations vary widely by state, and non-compliance can result in financial penalties and legal challenges. Staying informed about state-specific nexus rules is critical.

### Need Assistance?
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