When you set up your store, you define your main business location. You also set the sales tax rate for this location. We help you define any additional locations and their tax rates.  Sales tax is automatically applied to all orders that ship to any State or Province where a fulfillment partner has a defined business location. For example, if you have defined a location in California, sales tax is applied to all orders that you ship to the state of California. Sales tax is also automatically applied to shipping and handling charges for these orders, if the fulfillment location is in a state that requires these fees to be taxed.  If a fulfillment partner has multiple business locations, sales tax is applied to all orders that ship to the same state as any of the defined locations. In this case, the sales tax rate specified for the business location in that state is applied. For example, assume that you have defined two locations, one in California and another in Florida. If you ship an order from your California location to a consumer in Florida, the sales tax rate specified for your Florida business location is applied. However, if you ship an order to Nevada (where you do not have a defined business location), no sales tax is applied. It is your responsibility to provide accurate and up-to-date sales tax information for your business locations. This is includes accurate taxes in your inventory management system for integrated fulfillment partners or the tax rate provided in ShipEarly.com. The ShipEarly.com dealer dashboard allows retailers to manually update local tax rates as necessary. This will insure that the proper amounts are collected when consumers make their purchase.