Yes. In June 2018, the US Supreme Court established the “economic presence” standard. This decision allows states to tax not just sales by businesses with a physical presence in the state, but also remote sales, such as digital copies of video games. Now economic activity in a state – called economic nexus, based entirely on sales revenue, transaction volume, or a combination of both – can trigger a sales tax collection obligation.
Because the US Supreme Court provided little guidance on what constitutes economic nexus, states have begun to establish laws based on their interpretation of the decision.