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Sales Tax Nexus Review™

Find out if your business may have sales tax collection obligations in states where you sell — before compliance issues become expensive.

Designed for e-commerce sellers, Amazon FBA businesses, Shopify stores, consultants, and any business operating or selling across state lines.

Free Nexus Assessment
State-by-State Thresholds
Professional Review Available
Written Nexus Assessment

What is Sales Tax Nexus?

Nexus is a legal connection between your business and a state that may require you to collect and remit sales tax. It can be triggered by physical presence or economic activity — even if you've never set foot in the state.

Physical Nexus

Created when your business has a tangible presence in a state — an office, employee, contractor, warehouse, or stored inventory. Physical nexus typically applies immediately with no revenue threshold.

Employees or remote workers
FBA / fulfillment warehouse inventory
Contractors performing services
Trade show attendance

Economic Nexus

Created when your sales into a state exceed a revenue or transaction count threshold — regardless of physical presence. Established after the 2018 South Dakota v. Wayfair Supreme Court ruling.

Revenue exceeding state threshold
Transaction count threshold
Marketplace sales (varies by state)
Prior calendar year activity counts

Who Needs a Nexus Review?

If your business sells products or services across state lines, nexus exposure may already exist.

E-Commerce Sellers

Shopify, WooCommerce, and direct-to-consumer brands shipping products into multiple states.

Amazon & Marketplace Sellers

FBA sellers with inventory stored in fulfillment centers across multiple states — each may create nexus.

Consultants & Freelancers

Service businesses with clients, contractors, or employees in states outside their home state.

Multi-State Businesses

Any business with revenue, employees, or physical activity beyond a single state.

Economic Nexus Thresholds

Most states adopted economic nexus standards after Wayfair. Here are four of the largest markets.

TXTexas

Revenue

$500,000

Transactions

None

FLFlorida

Revenue

$100,000

Transactions

200

CACalifornia

Revenue

$500,000

Transactions

None

NYNew York

Revenue

$500,000

Transactions

100 (both required)

Educational reference only. Thresholds verified 2024. Use our full nexus center for all 50 states.

Common Nexus Triggers

Any one of these factors could create a sales tax obligation in an additional state.

Revenue or transaction volume exceeding state thresholds
Employees working remotely in another state
Independent contractors performing services in a state
Inventory stored in Amazon FBA or third-party warehouses
Offices, showrooms, or trade show attendance
Consignment inventory or drop-shipping arrangements

How the Nexus Review Works

From free assessment to professional review — here's the process.

1

Run the Free Assessment

Enter your revenue, transaction count, and physical presence factors for any U.S. state.

2

Get Your Risk Profile

Receive an instant educational nexus risk indicator — Low Risk, Review Recommended, or Potential Exposure.

3

Request a Professional Review

For yellow or red results, submit a review request and our team provides a written nexus assessment.

4

Get Registered (If Needed)

If registration is recommended, our compliance team can assist with state sales tax registration.

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Run Your Nexus Assessment in Minutes

Enter your revenue, transaction count, and physical presence factors for any state. Get an instant educational risk profile — no account required for the basic assessment.

Frequently Asked Questions

Educational Disclaimer: The Sales Tax Nexus Review™ and Nexus Readiness Indicator are provided by Hive Tax Book (The Self-Employed Lab) for educational purposes only. They do not constitute legal advice, a formal state tax opinion, or a professional nexus determination. Sales tax nexus is a fact-specific analysis that varies by state and business type. Consult a qualified CPA, tax attorney, or state tax professional for a formal nexus analysis and registration guidance.