Book Overview
Basics about Sales, Use, and Other Transactional Taxes explains transactional taxes in layperson’s language, so you can better understand and manage transactional taxes and minimize tax-related costs.
Transactional taxes are taxes that are imposed upon the value of items, goods, and services at the time of their sale, use, or storage. This includes taxes known as sales, use, value-added, goods and services, and excise taxes.
Esther E. Carranza
Esther E. Carranza earned a bachelor’s degree in management information systems, economics, and business administration from the University of Saint Thomas in Houston, Texas.
Throughout her career, she has combined her knowledge and experience with information systems, accounting software, and taxes to help companies establish or improve their policies and procedures related to transactional taxes. She has worked with different aspects of transactional taxes, including procurement/buying, sales, accounting, auditing, tax reporting, and tax compliance.