Sentence examples for streamlined sales from inspiring English sources

Nineteen states have agreed to the so-called Streamlined Sales & Use Tax Agreement (SSUTA), which became effective, with little publicity, last fall.

He has been an instrumental voice in the development and growth of the Streamlined Sales Tax initiative and was named to Accounting Today's 100 Most Influential list in 2008.

Twenty-four states have signed on to the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement, a plan to simplify sales taxes.

The governor then offered his own proposal, which called for streamlined sales taxes, but put off until 2006 any further action on applying sales taxes to Internet sales.

To deal with complaints that the separate state sales tax regimes are a significant burden on business, the National Governors Associationn created the streamlined sales tax project.

And the free TaxCloud service from FedTax calculates sales tax in all 50 states and files sales tax returns in the 24 states that have signed up for the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement.

Last week there appeared to be 14 votes to recommend streamlining sales taxes on interstate commerce and then to require their collection regardless of how an item was sold.

Mr. Conyers, while not agreeing that taxes are too high, said the state and local tax system was a mess and that by extending the moratorium to 2006, Congress would remove an incentive for the states to streamline sales taxes.

At a March 2 analyst meeting, Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt Eric Schmidt dismissed the idea that his company would compete with eBay, focusing instead on the benefits of a payment system that would allow advertisers to streamline sales.

The company is "streamlining sales and delivery" as part of this initiative, and reallocating resources to areas with the greatest future growth potential.

Here is a synopsis of my accomplishments and an overview of my key strengths: Streamlined the sales process and improved the overall sales of my product division by 37% during my tenure.