Shawn Collins's Blog

We are nearing the date (June 1, 2008) when the state of New York will start charging taxes for online transactions for companies that have no physical presence in the state.
As I reported last week, Overstock dropped their New York affiliates to avoid their customers having to pay the tax.
That move threw affiliate marketers into a frenzy and many affiliate and merchants have been wondering what will happen next.
ShareASale announced that they are making a report available to merchants regarding their New York affiliate-referred transactions.
And now Commission Junction has sent a notice to affiliates with their take on the issue:
As you may already know, the State of New York recently enacted new legislation that addresses tax registration, collection, and other ...