ACMA’s Attorneys Attempt to Clarify Order Form Messaging, Timing, Legislation & Other Post-Wayfair Confusion By Martin Eisenstein & Matthew Schaefer A lot has happened since the Supreme Court issued its decision last month in South Dakota v. Wayfair. As we wrote in our prior column, the Supreme Court replaced the bright line test of “physical presence” […]
Please Keep ACMA Advised on State Sales Tax Developments, Post-Quill Dear Member: ACMA continues to work diligently following the June 21st Supreme Court ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc., which overturned the Quill physical presence standard of sales tax collection requirements. Among other actions, we are putting together the following: an urgent national legislative strategy, recognizing it will […]
Life After Quill: What Happens Now? By Martin Eisenstein & David Bertoni The Supreme Court’s rejection of the “physical presence” sales tax collection standard of Quill Corp. v. North Dakota in its June 21st South Dakota v. Wayfair ruling (5-4 majority, with a spirited dissent by Chief Justice Roberts), doesn’t mean this story is over just […]
The purpose of this member update is to compliment the USPS documentation with a simplified set of discovery steps we developed with the help of our Postal Committee Chair, Todd Black, who is our subject matter expert. The USPS has a dedicated homepage for Enterprise Payment System (EPS) housing all levels of details. By Todd Black, ACMA Postal […]
Dear Members: On May 1st and May 4th, we advised you of of postal customers having received “drastically inflated bills” for use of the Postal Service’s Address Correction Service (ACS). The Postal Service is now requesting that you DO NOT pay the invoices for either month at this time. The National Customer Support Center is reviewing the […]