Why it exists
Most U.S. states have marketplace-facilitator laws requiring the platform — not the individual seller — to collect and remit sales tax on sales made through it. The aim is simpler compliance and consistent tax collection across many small sellers.
What it means for a local business
For a small merchant, it removes a real burden: you don’t have to calculate, collect, or file sales tax on your marketplace orders — the platform does it for you. That’s one less piece of overhead to manage. See how Good Circles works for business »
How Good Circles handles it
Good Circles collects and remits sales tax on your Good Circles sales as the marketplace facilitator, so you can focus on running your business. Combined with a 1% fee on profit, it’s built to take work off local merchants, not pile it on.
Sell local without the tax headache
Good Circles collects and remits sales tax on your sales as the marketplace facilitator.
For businessFAQ
What does a marketplace facilitator do?
It collects and remits sales tax on behalf of the businesses selling through the platform, so individual sellers don’t have to handle tax on their marketplace orders.
Does Good Circles handle sales tax for merchants?
Yes. Good Circles acts as the marketplace facilitator and collects and remits sales tax on your Good Circles sales for you.