Attend the webinar: 2020 sales tax changes

What you need to know about new tax rules in the new year

2019 brought dramatic changes in sales and use tax rules: 43 states adopted economic nexus laws, requiring out-of-state sellers to collect sales tax, and 36 of those states also enforced marketplace facilitator laws. Businesses of all sizes have had to scramble to keep up with changing tax liabilities, and it’s not expected to slow down. 

As 2020 nears, now’s the time to prepare for even more sales tax changes to go into effect. Attend our upcoming sales tax changes webinars to arm yourself with knowledge on the biggest sales tax changes that went into effect in 2019 and what changes you can expect in 2020. 

Scott Peterson, our VP of U.S. Tax Policy, will cover:

  • The current state of sales and use tax in the U.S. 
  • Which states have enacted economic nexus, and what’s expected to change in 2020 
  • New requirements for marketplace sellers (Amazon, Etsy, etc.)
  • A look at cross-border ecommerce and what international sellers must know about sales tax
  • Answers to your own questions

For anyone that deals with sales and use tax, this is the most important webinar you'll attend this year. Register today for 2020 sales tax changes.

Can't make one of the live sessions? Register for one anyway, and we'll send you the recording for free!

Webinar details

When: Tuesday, December 17

Time: 11:00 a.m. PT/2:00 p.m.ET

Duration: 90 minutes

Cost: Nothing

Register now

About the speaker

Scott Peterson, Vice President of U.S. Tax Policy and Government Relations, Avalara

Scott Peterson was the first executive director of the Streamlined Sales Tax Governing Board. For seven years, Scott acted as the chief operating officer of an organization devoted to making sales tax simpler and more uniform for the benefit of business. Scott also spent 10 years as the Director of the South Dakota Sales Tax Division and 12 years providing research and legal writing for the South Dakota Legislature. He's now Avalara's go-to resource for all things related to tax policy.