Are Third-Party Delivery Services Creating Unknown Sales Tax Issues?
Restaurants that utilize Grubhub, DoorDash and Uber Eats are creating convenience for their customers, but the use of these third-party delivery services may also be creating a number of unintended sales tax collection issues for their business.
Is the delivery service actually a marketplace facilitator?
Are the sales of delivered food subject to sales tax?
Is the tax rate collected by delivery services correct?
What other considerations exist for sales through a delivery service?
To explore several essential, yet practical, considerations that businesses, particularly restaurants, should be aware of, visit us online.
GBQ's Restaurant Team Welcomes Anna Markin
Bringing an in-depth understanding of the challenges and accounting matters facing the restaurant industry, we are pleased to welcome Assurance Manager Anna Markin to the firm.
M&A Activity, Valuations On The Rise
Following the COVID-19 slowdown, we are now experiencing a dramatic increase in companies seeking deals to create liquidity. So, what is going on? A combination of several factors.
October 22: Financial Reporting Updates For Restaurants
As part of our Restaurant Masterclass Series, we're pleased to host an interactive discussion exploring restaurant industry accounting and disclosure considerations. To register, click here.
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