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What Drives Value for Manufacturing Companies?

RogerRossmeisl

Manufacturers are as varied as the products they make. Here’s a closer look at seven factors that affect value in the manufacturing sector: 1. Here’s a closer look at seven factors that affect value in the manufacturing sector: 1. The post What Drives Value for Manufacturing Companies? Financial performance.

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Sales Tax Obligations for Manufacturers and Wholesalers, Part 1: Resale Certificates and Exemptions

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Many manufacturers, wholesalers, and distributors believe they have minimal sales tax obligations due to the likelihood of sales tax-exempt transactions. Businesses don’t always fit into a “box” as being only a manufacturer, or only a distributor. Many times, a manufacturer is also a distributor. Manufacturers.

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Legal Protections for Franchise Dealers Against Direct Manufacturer Sales

RogerRossmeisl

The post Legal Protections for Franchise Dealers Against Direct Manufacturer Sales appeared first on Roger Rossmeisl, CPA. With OEMs implying that it is their wish to implement a direct-to-consumer sales model in some form or another, Bellavia states that franchise dealers are wondering if action.

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Sales Tax Obligations for Manufacturers and Wholesalers, Part 2: Monitoring Nexus Thresholds on Sales From Your Own Website

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Wholesalers and manufacturers/distributors have some big advantages regarding sales tax compliance – but they can also have hidden obligations. For many states, gross receipts count toward economic nexus thresholds – and gross receipts of sales for a manufacturer/wholesaler can be a significant portion of your sales.

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Path to Becoming a CFO

Speaker: Rodrigo Brumana, CFO at Poshmark, and Jeff Epstein, Veteran Tech CFO

We’ll ask him about serving in FP&A and divisional CFO roles in publicly traded companies, and how exposure to eCommerce, internet, digital media, software, services, manufacturing, and investment banking has shaped his approach to his role. We’ll hear about his experience as a public CFO and as CFO of a VC-backed unicorn.

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Pitfalls of Sales Tax for the Manufacturing Industry

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Manufacturing” for sales tax purposes is often d efined as a physical application of materials and labor to change the characteristics of tangible personal property. Examples might include gases or chemicals used to change the physical nature of tangible property during manufacturing. Not so easy. Contact us ?to

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Sales tax industry of the month: Manufacturers

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When it comes to sales tax, “manufacturing” is often defined as a physical application of materials and labor to change the characteristics of tangible personal property (TPP). Every state has nuances on how sales tax applies to the manufacturing process, equipment and materials. First is the definition of the industry itself.