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    Sales and Use Tax - Best Practices

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    Category accounting compliance;tax accountant training

    Deadline: June 22, 2017 | Date: June 22, 2017

    Venue/Country: New York, U.S.A

    Updated: 2017-05-30 16:32:10 (GMT+9)

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    Overview

    This webinar will explore the origins of the sales and use tax, explore how and when it applies, and discuss ways to legally minimize (or even eliminate) liability.

    Sales and use tax is among the most complex areas of accounting compliance for professionals. Given that each state regulates the tax in its own way, companies that operate in multiple states have a detailed (and sometimes costly) tax accountant training.

    Additionally, the use tax audit process is often misunderstood, misapplied, and overpaid. Tax best practices for dealing with a sales tax audit will also be explored in the webinar.

    Why Should You Attend

    Most companies do not have a good handle on the sales and use tax compliance requirements in the states where they do business. States are becoming increasingly complex as to what constitutes a “substantial business presence” and therefore, the need to register and remit sales tax. Use tax is an even more complex area, and compliance is around 20%. The ultimate weapon states have at their disposal is the sales and use tax audit, which consumes staff time and resources. State auditors can sometimes be aggressive, even when no liability is ultimately proven.

    Areas Covered in this Webinar

    Cover the essentials you need to know as an accounts payable professional responsible for collecting and remitting sales and use tax

    Detail the lesser-known scenarios that cause many states to determine that you need to register and remit sales tax

    Describe how best to measure cost basis for the use tax so that your company does not overpay

    Discuss how best to handle a sales and use tax audit so that you’re fully prepared, and able to minimize staff time and resources

    Discuss the concept of reciprocity and how you can use it to minimize (or even eliminate) use tax liability

    Learning Objectives

    The Origin of the Sales and Use Tax

    Nexus - Determining Whether You Should Register in a Given State for Sales Tax Purposes

    The Use Tax - Cost Basis and Ensuring You Don’t Overpay

    Reciprocity Agreements - How States Give You Credit for Taxes Paid to Another State

    The Sales and Use Tax Audit - Don’t Panic…..Be Prepared!

    The “Absorption” Concept - How to Use the Sales Tax as a Competitive Pricing Tool (Where Legal)

    How Your Advertising Expenses Can Inadvertently Cause You to Owe Sales Tax!

    Sales and Use Tax Best Practices

    Who Will Benefit

    Tax Managers

    CFOs

    Controllers

    Accounting Managers

    Auditors

    Compliance Managers

    Risk Managers

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