- Sales Tax Permit & Business License Guide
- What Is a Seller’s Permit?
- How to Get a Seller’s Permit
- Seller’s Permit Requirements
Browse state-by-state guides for sales tax permits, seller’s permits, resale certificates, and tax ID numbers.
An Arkansas business generally needs a sales tax permit when it is located and operating in the state and sells property or services subject to sales tax. The Arkansas Department of Finance and Administration (DFA) Sales and Use Tax Section issues these…
To apply for an Arizona transaction privilege tax (TPT) license, first determine whether your business conducts a taxable activity, gather the required identification and ownership information, and select an approved filing method. Most applicants may apply online through AZTaxes.gov or Arizona Business…
An in-state Alabama retail business registers with the Alabama Department of Revenue (ALDOR) for an Alabama Sales Tax License through My Alabama Taxes (MAT). The license also serves as Alabama’s resale certificate. Before starting, gather the business’s legal and ownership details, FEIN,…
Direct answer: You may have a sales tax obligation in another state when your business has enough physical or economic presence there to create nexus. The U.S. Small Business Administration describes nexus as a business’s physical or economic presence in a state…
Sales tax nexus is the connection that can allow a state to require a business to collect and remit sales tax. In 2026, that connection does not depend solely on having an office, store, or employee in the state. An out-of-state seller…
Texas franchise tax and Texas sales tax are separate obligations. Franchise tax generally depends on the type of entity, its Texas activity, and its revenue calculation. Sales tax depends on whether a business sells, rents, or leases taxable property or sells taxable…
To close a Texas sales tax permit, first confirm that the permit holder has actually stopped doing business as a seller in Texas. Then close the affected location with the Texas Comptroller and return the permit for cancellation. Do not simply stop…
Texas does not issue a separate temporary sales tax permit for event vendors. A vendor selling taxable products at a Texas fair, festival, market, or show generally uses a regular Texas Sales and Use Tax Permit instead. This applies even if the…
In Texas, shipping and delivery charges generally follow the tax treatment of the underlying sale. If a delivery or shipping charge is connected with a taxable item or taxable service, the charge is taxable even when it appears as a separate line…
Texas allows an eligible remote seller to elect a single local use tax rate instead of determining local use tax from each Texas delivery destination. This option is limited to out-of-state sellers whose only Texas activity is remote solicitation of sales. It…
Browse state-by-state guides for sales tax permits, seller’s permits, resale certificates, and tax ID numbers.