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The second choice requires that you forgo the additional revenue generated by your affiliate marketing program in every state that's enacted these laws. Depending on how robust a program you have, this revenue loss could be significant.
Online retailers are being placed in a difficult position, but they aren't without options. Because of the increasing passage of these laws, the first step online retailers must take, no matter the size, is to consult with a tax attorney to familiarize themselves with how these laws may impact their business. Once a retailer is aware of what the repercussions might be for their business, they'll be in a better position to determine the appropriate course of action to address the issue.
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- Companies:
- Places:
- Illinois
- North Dakota
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