This webinar will assist online sellers that are “engaged in business” in North Carolina. Areas of discussion within the webinar will include: sellers with a physical presence in N.C., remote sales to N.C., marketplace facilitators and marketplace sellers as well as applying for a N.C. Sales and Use Tax Account ID, if necessary.
In addition, there are temporary changes to dyed diesel enforcement. Review this Important Notice for more information.
The Department will not impose a penalty when dyed diesel fuel is sold or used from bulk storage for highway use associated with farming and agricultural purposes. Review for guidance.
Mecklenburg County levied an additional 1% local sales and use tax. Click here to read the notice or review the frequently asked questions regarding the new tax.
NCDOR issues guidance on how recent legislative changes may affect your 2025 NC income tax return. Review the guidance.