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Iowa: Home improvement retailer required to collect tax on installations

The Iowa Supreme Court recent addressed whether a home improvement retailer was required to collect sales tax on installation services performed by subcontractors.

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Louisiana: Court affirms decision requiring online retailer to collect local tax on marketplace sales

A Louisiana appellate court recently upheld a decision requiring an online retailer to collect local tax on marketplace sales.

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Missouri: Sales and use tax refund claim barred by statute of limitations

Recently, the Missouri Supreme Court ruled in the Department of Revenue’s favor in a case addressing whether a sales and use tax refund claim was timely filed.

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Multistate: Recent Wayfair-related developments

States covered include Iowa, Nebraska, Utah, West Virginia, Georgia, Wisconsin, and the District of Columbia.

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