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Tenn. Sales Tax Not Owed By Online Seller, Dept. Rules

By Jaqueline McCool · June 2, 2021, 4:17 PM EDT

An online seller that made sales in Tennessee does not owe state sales and use tax because the seller does not meet the state's definition of a marketplace facilitator, the state...

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