Nexus: A Four-Point Refresher
16 years after Quill, use-tax collection technicalities still can get you
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The Supreme Court’s landmark Quill v. North Dakota decision in 1992 made clear that, under the Commerce Clause of the Constitution, the nexus standard requires an in-state physical presence on the part of the retailer. In other words, mail order sales alone will not subject a remote seller to sales or use-tax collection obligations.
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George S. Isaacson
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