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Member Exclusive: ACMA’s Legal Corner, Special Edition – A Step Too Far: Economic Nexus in CO
By Martin I. Eisenstein & Nathaniel Bessey, Brann & Issacson By special arrangement with Brann & Isaacson, we’re pleased to bring ACMA members this installment of their Eyes on E-Commerce series as recently published in Tax Notes. The authors/attorneys examine home rule jurisdictions and the defenses online/remote retailers can raise to claims by Colorado home rule municipalities that the retailers […]
ACMA Member Exclusive – July MTAC Report
The July 26-27 meetings of the Mailers Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC) were held at USPS headquarters in Washington. ACMA tuned in to all sessions of interest to our membership. Below you will find our recap; hyperlinked session titles or speakers will take you to the available slides shown. Click here for the complete agenda. Open […]
Member Exclusive – Beltway Report: Biden Expected to Lift Some Trump-Imposed Tariffs on Chinese Imports
Dear Member: The Biden Administration will reportedly announce its intention to lift a narrow set of former President Trump’s tariffs on Chinese imports later this month. This comes as part of the White House’s effort to curb record-high inflation. The details of the administration’s plan are not final, but the value is expected to be […]
Member Exclusive: ACMA’s Legal Corner – Inside Colorado’s New Fee For Sales Delivered Via Any Vehicle
By Martin I. Eisenstein & Jamie Szal, Brann & Isaacson The Colorado Legislature recently adopted a unique fee on all retail sales delivered to an address in Colorado by means of any motorized vehicle – from local delivery in company vehicles to delivery by common carrier across state lines. The Centennial State is the first […]
Member Exclusive – Beltway Report: Congress Orders Investigation and report on Impacts of Sec. 232 & 301 Tariffs
Dear Member: The U.S. International Trade Commission has opened two investigations into the economic impacts of the Section 301 tariffs on China and the Section 232 tariffs on steel and aluminum. Announced on May 10th, the investigation will look directly into US trade, production, and prices in industries most affected by the current tariffs. Parties looking to […]
Member Exclusive – Beltway Report: Section 301 Tariff Four-Year Review
Dear Member: On Tuesday, May 3rd, USTR announced its statutory four-year review of the Section 301 tariffs imposed on $370 billion in imports from China under the Trade Act of 1974. Under statute, these tariffs are required to expire on the four-year anniversary of their specific imposition (July 6, 2022 and August 23, 2022 – […]
Special Inquiry to ACMA Merchant Members Who Ship Products in Soft Packages
The US Postal Service is proposing to amend its mailing standards through the Domestic Mail Manual by adding new subsections to establish parcel selvage standards and to clarify how to measure parcels prepared in soft packaging. Industry only has until April 25th to submit comments. Please review the requirements (linked above) carefully with your fulfillment management team in order to ensure that […]
ACMA Member Exclusive – April MTAC Report
The April 5-6 meetings of the Mailers Technical Advisory Committee (MTAC) returned to USPS headquarters in Washington. ACMA’s Paul Miller and Hamilton Davison tuned in to all sessions of interest to our membership. Below you will find our recap; hyperlinked session titles or speakers will take you to the slides shown though the USPS did […]
Member Exclusive: ACMA’s Legal Corner – The States Are At It Again…California and the Multistate Tax Commission
By George S. Isaacson & Martin I. Eisenstein, Brann & Isaacson So you thought you were set now that you have dealt with sales tax collection in the many states? Unfortunately, as Winston Churchill said, “This is not the end. It is not even the beginning of the end. It may be the end of […]
Member Exclusive – Beltway Report: Apr. 8 Hearing on Forced Labor of Interest to Members Who Import Chinese Goods
Dear Industry Member, In late December, President Biden signed the Uyghur Forced Labor Prevention Act (UFLPA) into law. The legislation builds upon previous congressional and executive branch actions aimed at responding to allegations of forced labor and other human rights concerns in China’s Xinjiang Uyghur Autonomous Region (XUAR). The UFLPA would establish a rebuttable presumption, […]