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South Dakota Found a Way to Increase Their Audit Assessments by 10%

South Dakota Assessing 10% Tax Penalty

10% Penalty Will be Added to All Assessments for Audits Commencing After July 1, 2020 The state of South Dakota found a way to increase their audit assessments by 10%. That’s by adding a 10% penalty to all assessments for audits that commenced after July 1, 2020. Prior to July 1, 2020, South Dakota only applied a 10% penalty to…

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South Dakota Tax Lien Reduced by 78%

SD Tax Lien Reduced

Dakota Business Tax is Here to Help Businesses Stay in Business At Dakota Business Tax LLC, we recently helped a local contractor settle a tax lien with the South Dakota Department of Revenue regarding contractors’ excise taxes for 78% less than what the Department of Revenue was asking him to pay.   Some of the back taxes, interest, and…

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Remote Sellers and Marketplace Providers Not Complying With Wayfair Decision

South Dakota Hiring More Tax Agents

South Dakota Hiring More Tax Agents to Address Remote Seller and Marketplace Provider Noncompliance South Dakota Dept. of Revenue’s Business Tax Division has received funding for additional sales and use tax Revenue Agents. These new Revenue Agents are to concentrate on unlicensed Remote Sellers and Marketplace Providers not complying with the Wayfair decision and to bring these businesses into…

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Reducing South Dakota Audit Assessments

Reducing South Dakota Tax Audits

Reducing South Dakota Sales, Use, and Contractors’ Excise Tax Audit Assessments 64% on Average At Dakota Business Tax LLC d/b/a DBT LLC, we are proud of our audit review successes. As of June 25, 2019, we have been reducing South Dakota audit assessments for those that have engaged us by 64% and over $117,000 on average per audit. Of…

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Contractors’ Excise Tax Audit Reduced

South Dakota Contractors' Excise Tax Audit

Florida Company’s South Dakota Contractors’ Excise Tax Audit Reduced by over $97,000 Dakota Business Tax LLC was able to save a Florida contractor that engaged us to review their South Dakota contractors’ excise tax audit over $97,000 in South Dakota tax, interest, and penalty. The Auditor is Listing Things They Think Might be Taxable The auditor is listing everything…

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Franchisor Loses South Dakota Audit Appeal

South Dakota Assurance Services

Why You Need Tax Audit Assistance Doctor’s Assoc. v. Dept. Of Revenue, 2006 SD 18. Doctor’s Associates Inc. lost its appeal to the South Dakota Supreme Court and had to pay a sales/use tax audit assessment. The original audit assessed was $270,666.70. However, more than likely the final amount paid included additional interest. Unfortunately, based upon this type of…

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2018 Audit Review Successes

DBT LLC Saving South Dakota Taxes

At Dakota Business Tax LLC d/b/a DBT LLC, we are proud of our audit review successes as shown in our Year-to-Date Stats (Nov 2018). Those that have engaged us to review their South Dakota sales, use, or contractors’ excise tax audits have seen an average of 62% reduction in their assessments, for an average of $109,667 per audit. Whether…

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South Dakota Remote Sellers and Marketplace Providers

South Dakota State Seal

South Dakota: Remote Sellers and Marketplace Providers In a special legislative session on September 12, 2018, Senate Bills 1 & 2 were passed and signed by the Governor of South Dakota. Remote Sellers: SB 1 On November 1, 2018, remote sellers, even if they do not have a physical presence in South Dakota but meet one or both of…

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Online sellers can be forced to charge sales tax

Online Sellers Can be Forced to Remit Sales Tax

The Supreme Court rules online sellers can be forced to charge sales tax in a 5-4 ruling Thursday . The cases the court overturned said that if a business was shipping a product to a state where it didn’t have a physical presence such as a warehouse or office, it didn’t have to collect the state’s sales…

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