Marketplace Tax Collection

PhotoDay as a marketplace facilitator

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Written by PhotoDay Support
Updated over a week ago

Effective January 1, 2023

A Marketplace Facilitator is a marketplace that works with third-party sellers to promote their sales. In this case, PhotoDay, a Snapshots, Inc. brand, acts as the facilitator for studios’ sales.

In order to comply with legislation surrounding marketplace facilitators, PhotoDay will now take care of calculating, collecting, remitting, and refunding state sales tax on sales sold by studios where this legislation applies. In certain states, this does not include local taxes, and as such, PhotoDay will not be responsible for their calculation or remitting.

Marketplace Facilitator legislation is currently in effect in the following states:

Marketplace Facilitator legislation is currently in effect in the following states:

State

Effective Date

Marketplace Facilitator Legislation

Alabama

1/1/2019

Alaska

4/1/2020

For a list of jurisdictions/municipalities that have enacted marketplace collection, visit the following link: https://arsstc.org

Arizona

10/1/2019

For more information contact the Arizona Department of Revenue https://azdor.gov/

Arkansas

7/1/2019

California

10/1/2019

Colorado

10/1/2019

Legislation does not include Colorado home rule city sales and use tax on third party sales when the city has not adopted an applicable marketplace facilitator ordinance.

Connecticut

12/1/2018

District of Columbia

4/1/2019

Florida

7/1/2021

For more information, contact the Florida Department of Revenue https://floridarevenue.com/

Georgia

4/1/2020

For more information, contact the Georgia Department of Revenue https://dor.georgia.gov

Hawaii

1/1/2020

For more information, contact the Hawaii Department of Taxation https://tax.hawaii.gov/

Idaho

6/1/2019

Illinois

1/1/2020

For more information, contact the Illinois Department of Revenue https://tax.illinois.gov/

Legislation does not include origin sales and use tax on third party sales.

Indiana

7/1/2019

For more information, contact the Indiana Department of Revenue https://www.in.gov/dor/

Iowa

1/1/2019

Kansas

7/1/2021

For more information, contact the Kansas Department of Revenue https://www.ksrevenue.org/

Kentucky

7/1/2019

For more information, contact the Kentucky Department of Revenue https://revenue.ky.gov/Pages/index.aspx

Louisiana

7/1/2020

For more information, contact the Louisiana Department of Revenue https://revenue.louisiana.gov/.

Maine

10/1/2019

Maryland

10/1/2019

For more information, contact the Comptroller of Maryland https://taxes.marylandtaxes.gov/default.shtml

Massachusetts

10/1/2019

Michigan

1/1/2020

For more information, contact the Michigan Department of Treasury https://www.michigan.gov/treasury/

Minnesota

10/1/2018

Mississippi

7/1/2020

For more information, contact the Mississippi Department of Revenue https://www.dor.ms.gov/Business/Pages/Sales-Use-Tax-landing.aspx

Missouri

1/1/2023

For more information, contact the Missouri Department of Revenue https://dor.mo.gov/

Nebraska

4/1/2019

For more information, contact the Nebraska Department of Revenue https://www.revenue.nebraska.gov/index.html

Nevada

10/1/2019

For more information, contact the Nevada Department of Taxation https://tax.nv.gov/

New Jersey

11/1/2018

For more information, contact the New Jersey Division of Taxation https://www.state.nj.us/treasury/taxation/index.shtml

New Mexico

7/1/2019

For more information, contact the New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department https://www.tax.newmexico.gov/

New York

6/1/2019

For more information, contact the New York Department of Taxation and Finance https://www.tax.ny.gov/default.htm.

North Carolina

2/1/2020

For more information, contact the North Carolina Department of Revenue https://www.ncdor.gov/.

North Dakota

10/1/2019

For more information, contact the North Dakota Office of State Tax Commissioner https://www.nd.gov/tax/

Ohio

9/1/2019

For more information, contact the Ohio Department of Tax Commission https://www.tax.ohio.gov/.

Oklahoma

7/1/2018

For more information, contact the Oklahoma Tax Commission https://www.ok.gov/tax.

Pennsylvania

4/1/2018

For more information contact the Pennsylvania Department of Revenue https://www.revenue.pa.gov/Pages/default.aspx

Puerto Rico

7/1/2020

For more information, contact the Puerto Rico Department of Treasury http://www.hacienda.gobierno.pr/.

Rhode Island

7/1/2019

For more information, contact the Rhode Island Division of Taxation http://www.tax.ri.gov/

South Carolina

4/29/2019

For more information, contact the South Carolina Department of Revenue https://dor.sc.gov/

South Dakota

3/1/2019

Tennessee

10/1/2020

Texas

10/1/2019

For more information, contact the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/sales/

Utah

10/1/2019

For more information, contact the Utah State Tax Commission https://tax.utah.gov/

Vermont

6/7/2019

For more information, contact the Vermont Department of Taxes https://tax.vermont.gov/.

Virginia

7/1/2019

Washington

1/1/2018

West Virginia

7/1/2019

Wisconsin

1/1/2020

For more information, contact the Wisconsin Department of Revenue https://www.revenue.wi.gov/pages/home.aspx.

Wyoming

7/1/2019

For more information, contact the Wyoming Department of Revenue https://revenue.wyo.gov

Please note: New Hampshire, Oregon, Montana, and Delaware do not have state sales tax.


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