Sales Tax for non-Marketplace States

You can see if your event is in a non-Marketplace State on our RunSignup Public Taxability Matrix. Unlike Marketplace States, each event can choose to enable our Sales Tax System. Please see our blog on how to enable your event in our Dashboard. As of January 1, 2020…

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Sales Tax Exemptions for NonProfits

Many states offer nonprofits a sales tax exemption on event fees and sometimes merchandise sales. (Note: selling is different than a buyers exemption). The RunSignup sales tax system makes it simple for nonprofits to comply with the complex labyrinth of collecting sales…

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Webinar Recap: Sales Tax is Coming!

We will try to provide information as directly as possible, but remember that RunSignup does not provide tax, legal or accounting advice. This material has been prepared for informational purposes only, and is not intended to provide, and should not be relied…

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Sales Tax Release Q&A

We had dozens of questions on today’s Sales Tax Webinar, and we know that there will be many more to come. To help, we have compiled answers to all of the questions asked (with some consolidation of similar questions). We try to…

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Sales Tax: Taxability Address

With the release of the new Sales Tax system, we need to have an accurate, valid address for your race. This is used to determine taxability in the system. There are lots of examples – your race is in a park or…

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Sales Tax on RunSignup Policies

The Sales Tax Environment has Changed The sales tax environment in the US has changed quickly. South Dakota vs. Wayfair cleared the way for states to require sellers to charge sales tax on interstate purchases and empowered the concept of economic nexus. Additionally, many…

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