This document provides a guide on how drop shipping relationships have changed following the new tax laws and regulations after the decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair.
Drop shipping is a fundamental aspect of the supply chain and represents two separate and distinct transactions. The seller accepts orders from their customers, invoices the customers and receives a shipping address. That shipping address can be in a state in which the seller has a presence or any other state that the seller is not located in. The seller then places an order with the supplier to fulfill the customer’s order who will ship that product directly to the shipping address provided. The supplier never invoices or deals directly with the customer; they engage in a sale solely with the seller.
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