Which states removed the 200-transaction sales tax threshold in 2024-2026?
I sell a low-priced digital product so I cross 200 transactions quickly even when revenue is small. I've heard several states quietly removed the 200-transaction threshold and now only use a revenue threshold. Which states changed, and when did each change take effect?
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