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Marketplace Fairness - leveling the playing field

Out-of-state businesses without a physical presence in Washington, but who make sales to Washington consumers, must follow tax collection laws and may be required to register their business in Washington. They may also be required to collect and submit Washington sales tax if they meet the registration requirements​.

Business types

Depending on its activities, one business can be a marketplace facilitator, a marketplace seller, a remote seller, or any combination of the three. There are different tax responsibilities depending on which definition a business fits.

Policy response to Wayfair Supreme Court decision

Notification regarding Wayfair’s impact on the Marketplace Fairness Act and the requirement to make a retail sales tax choice.

Rulemaking

The Department of Revenue is currently developing a rule for Marketplace Fairness. For the latest developments, including any public rule hearings, check the rulemaking agenda for marketplace fairness collecting and reporting.