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5 Steps for Managing Compliance With Exempt Sales

5 Steps for Managing Compliance With Exempt Sales

When it comes to managing and properly documenting exempt sales - including sales for resale - it isn’t easy.We’ve outline the five steps all businesses should take to ensure they’re compliant at every stage of the exemption certificate management process

Google Fined for Forcing Software on Devices

The fine would be one of the country's biggest antitrust penalties ever.

Police spokesman Thomas Geithner shows the remains of the metal foil of a balloon during a press conference in Dresden, Germany, Tuesday, Sept 14, 2021 discovered in the substation Dresden-Sued (Dresden-South).

Police Probe Balloon that Caused Mass Blackout

It affected hospitals, trams, factories and about 300,000 households.

Apple store in New York, Feb. 5, 2021.

Judge Loosens Apple's Grip on Apps

A federal judge ordered the tech giant to dismantle part of the barricade around its closely run iPhone app store.

Deputy head of Israel Aerospace Industries autonomous systems division, Rani Avni, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press in an IAI facility near the central Israeli city of Lod, Thursday, Sept. 9, 2021.

Armed Robots to Patrol Volatile Borders

The four-wheel-drive robot can be equipped with two machine guns, cameras and sensors.

At least 22 people were listed as missing in the days after flash flooding swept through communities in Tennessee in August 2021.

Autonomous Drones Could Speed Search & Rescue Efforts

What search-and-rescue operations could look like in the future.

In this image taken from Roscosmos video, Russian cosmonauts Oleg Novitsky, top, and Pyotr Dubrov, bottom, perform a spacewalk to replace old batteries outside the International Space Station, June 2, 2021.

Smoke Alarms Sound at Space Station

The incident occurred as the station's batteries were being recharged.

In this Nov. 19, 1994 file photo, the bow door of the sunken passenger ferry M/S Estonia is lifted up from the bottom of the sea, off Uto Island, in the Baltic Sea, near Finland. A privately-funded expedition, commissioned by relatives of the victims of the M/S Estonia ferry that sank into the Baltic Sea nearly 27 years ago, will dive into the vessel’s wreckage this month, Sept. 2021.

Private Expedition to Dive into Wreck of M/S Estonia Ferry

852 people were killed.

Damage to Wellacrest Farms is shown after a tornado passed through the area earlier in Mullica Hill, NJ on Sept. 2.

Tornado Destroys Much of New Jersey's Biggest Dairy Farm

A crew was milking when the twister ripped through and had only seconds to hide and hold on.

In this undated photo released by Indonesian Navy, a navy boat sails past Panamanian-flagged tanker MT Zodiac Star anchored in Riau Island waters, Indonesia. Indonesian navy seized the massive tanker believed to be loaded with thousands of tons of wasted black oil and has brought the ship to shore for further investigation, officials said Thursday, Sept. 2, 2021.

Indonesia Seizes Tanker Believed to Carry Illicit Waste Oil

The tanker was caught with about 4,600 tons of waste oil without port clearance and other proper legal documents.

The National Assembly, Seoul, South Korea, Aug. 31, 2021.

New Law Bans Apple, Google Payment Monopolies

It's the first country in the world to take that step.

Before falling to the Taliban, the Afghan government made extensive use of biometric security, including scanning the irises of people like this woman who applied for passports.

The Taliban Reportedly Have Control of U.S. Biometric Devices

A lesson in the life-and-death consequences of data privacy.