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By Randy Johnston and Brian Tankersley
The Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey
And what about the accountants with none?
By Randy Johnston and Brian Tankersley
The Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey
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By CPA Trendlines
Three years after the notorious “Wayfair” decision, accountants say a vast number of small businesses face new and burdensome interstate sales tax measures. But only a few accountants appear ready to help, according to new research by CPA Trendlines.
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Most accountants believe that 98 percent of small businesses – virtually all – are failing to fully comply with all the interstate sales tax issues they may be liable for. And yet, about 71 percent of accountants are falling short of handling all their clients’ sales tax issues, with about 12 percent saying they address “most” issues, 36 percent handling “some,” and 24 percent handling none, according to the new study conducted in conjunction with Avalara, the tax management software company.

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Return and refund numbers were both well up.
By Beth Bellor
The firms where more than half do total 2.9% of respondents.
By Randy Johnston and Brian Tankersley
The Accounting Firm Operations and Technology Survey