State Tax NexusWhere your sales cross each state's economic-nexus threshold. Connected Shopify, Amazon and Etsy stores send their US orders here by ship-to state, net of refunds; anything else comes in through Import. Amazon and Etsy sales are marked as marketplace sales, since those platforms collect and remit the tax in most states. Nothing here posts to the ledger.

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A payout cannot carry the ship-to address or the tax breakdown, and those two facts are what nexus is about, so this reads the orders themselves.

Reads your orders over the API: ship-to state, subtotal, shipping and tax collected, and files them exactly as an uploaded CSV would. Refunds are netted, and an order that already arrived by file is updated rather than counted twice, so it is safe to re-run.

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Established nexus 1 state
Approaching 2 states (80%+)
Active registrations 2 states
Tax paid out of pocket $24 across 6 filings
GA 96% NJ 113% NC 83% WA 10% OH 55% VA 18% MN 10% CA 8% FL 7% UT 7% MI 6% IL 6% MA 5% CO 4% PA 3% AZ 2% NY 2% TX 2% AL 0% AR 0% CT 0% DC 0% HI 0% IA 0% ID 0% IN 0% KS 0% KY 0% LA 0% MD 0% ME 0% MO 0% MS 0% ND 0% NE 0% NM 0% NV 0% OK 0% RI 0% SC 0% SD 0% TN 0% VT 0% WI 0% WV 0% WY 0% AK DE MT NH OR
Clear Approaching Critical Has nexus Lost (close registration) Registered, no nexus No sales tax
States by status
State Status Revenue (window) Threshold Logic Registration Notes
AL Alabama None $0 / 0 txns $250,000 Revenue only —
AR Arkansas None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
AZ Arizona None $2,381 / 20 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
CA California None $38,722 / 392 txns $500,000 Revenue only —
CO Colorado None $3,778 / 26 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
CT Connecticut None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue and transactions — Clothing exempt (under $50)
DC District of Columbia None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
FL Florida None $7,128 / 72 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
GA Georgia Critical $18,398 / 191 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
HI Hawaii None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
IA Iowa None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
ID Idaho None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
IL Illinois None $6,432 / 55 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
IN Indiana None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
KS Kansas None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
KY Kentucky None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
LA Louisiana None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
MA Massachusetts None $4,942 / 48 txns $100,000 Revenue only — Clothing exempt (under $175)
MD Maryland None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions — Clothing exempt
ME Maine None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
MI Michigan None $2,021 / 13 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
MN Minnesota None $2,137 / 20 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions — Clothing exempt
MO Missouri None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
MS Mississippi None $0 / 0 txns $250,000 Revenue only —
NC North Carolina Warning $17,405 / 166 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
ND North Dakota None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
NE Nebraska None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
NJ New Jersey Established $23,032 / 226 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions Active Clothing exempt
NM New Mexico None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
NV Nevada None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
NY New York None $11,287 / 108 txns $500,000 / 100 txns Revenue and transactions — Clothing exempt (under $110)
OH Ohio None $12,062 / 110 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
OK Oklahoma None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
PA Pennsylvania None $3,412 / 40 txns $100,000 Revenue only — Clothing exempt
RI Rhode Island None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions — Clothing exempt
SC South Carolina None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
SD South Dakota None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
TN Tennessee None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
TX Texas None $9,442 / 75 txns $500,000 Revenue only —
UT Utah None $2,304 / 14 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
VA Virginia None $3,558 / 36 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
VT Vermont None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions — Clothing exempt
WA Washington None $10,007 / 87 txns $100,000 Revenue only Active
WI Wisconsin None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 Revenue only —
WV West Virginia None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —
WY Wyoming None $0 / 0 txns $100,000 / 200 txns Revenue or transactions —

Sales Tax Reconciliation · 2026

Compares sales tax collected from customers against sales tax filed/remitted to the state (TaxJar autofiles or manual filing entries). Any state where the two don't match is a flag. Most US states require collected tax to be remitted in full; pocketing the difference is illegal, so a shortfall means file a top-up return or refund the over-collected amount.

Unremitted sales tax (all time)
$327.00
Collected from customers and not yet remitted, from your ledger's Sales Tax Payable .
Your ledger says $327.00 and your channel imports say $9,264.39. They cover different sales, so check which of the two reflects everything you collected.
Remit sales tax · record a payment to the state against Sales Tax Payable
Total collected
$4,774.97
Total filed/remitted
$303.06
Net difference
-$4,471.91
filed less than collected · investigate
1 reconciled 18 shortfalls 0 overpaid
State Registration Orders Collected Filings Filed Δ Status
North Carolina NC not registered 166 $761.74 0 $0.00 -$761.74 Under-filed by $761.74
New Jersey NJ active · quarterly 226 $712.92 0 $0.00 -$712.92 Under-filed by $712.92
Georgia GA not registered 191 $528.15 0 $0.00 -$528.15 Under-filed by $528.15
Ohio OH not registered 92 $400.89 0 $0.00 -$400.89 Under-filed by $400.89
California CA not registered 142 $356.44 0 $0.00 -$356.44 Under-filed by $356.44
Washington WA active · quarterly 71 $647.73 2 $303.06 -$344.67 Under-filed by $344.67
Texas TX not registered 50 $243.11 0 $0.00 -$243.11 Under-filed by $243.11
New York NY not registered 75 $227.64 0 $0.00 -$227.64 Under-filed by $227.64
Florida FL not registered 49 $161.28 0 $0.00 -$161.28 Under-filed by $161.28
Illinois IL not registered 36 $122.36 0 $0.00 -$122.36 Under-filed by $122.36
Pennsylvania PA not registered 30 $105.07 0 $0.00 -$105.07 Under-filed by $105.07
Massachusetts MA not registered 48 $104.86 0 $0.00 -$104.86 Under-filed by $104.86
Virginia VA not registered 36 $94.29 0 $0.00 -$94.29 Under-filed by $94.29
Arizona AZ not registered 15 $82.18 0 $0.00 -$82.18 Under-filed by $82.18
Colorado CO not registered 33 $80.92 0 $0.00 -$80.92 Under-filed by $80.92
Utah UT not registered 14 $66.08 0 $0.00 -$66.08 Under-filed by $66.08
Minnesota MN not registered 15 $65.80 0 $0.00 -$65.80 Under-filed by $65.80
Michigan MI not registered 9 $13.51 0 $0.00 -$13.51 Under-filed by $13.51
Oregon OR not registered 84 $0.00 0 $0.00 $0.00 Reconciled

Adjust Sales Tax Payable

When a filing differs from what was collected (rounding, an early-filing discount, a penalty), record the difference here instead of a bare journal entry. The adjustment is a journal entry underneath, but it records the state, filing period and reason, so the correction reads as a sales-tax event in the audit trail.

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