In this episode of Bulletproof Your Marketplace, Jeremy dives into the critical topic of marketplace taxation with Nick Furtwengler, senior tax manager at Miller Cooper. Nick brings over 14 years of experience in state and local tax law and has worked extensively with digital marketplaces.
Listeners will gain insights into why tax compliance is essential for marketplaces of all sizes, including the risks of noncompliance, economic nexus rules, and how states leverage marketplaces to enforce tax collection. Nick highlights practical strategies for founders and leadership teams, such as tracking sales by state, understanding workforce and inventory obligations, and avoiding common pitfalls like misclassifying employees or contractors.
The episode also explores accessible tools and software that help startups and growing marketplaces automate sales tax collection and reporting.
Whether you’re a founder, operator, or legal counsel, this episode provides actionable guidance to help make your marketplace safer, stronger, and more sustainable.
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In this episode of Bulletproof Your Marketplace, Jeremy dives into the critical topic of marketplace taxation with Nick Furtwengler, senior tax manager at Miller Cooper. Nick brings over 14 years of experience in state and local tax law and has worked extensively with digital marketplaces.
Listeners will gain insights into why tax compliance is essential for marketplaces of all sizes, including the risks of noncompliance, economic nexus rules, and how states leverage marketplaces to enforce tax collection. Nick highlights practical strategies for founders and leadership teams, such as tracking sales by state, understanding workforce and inventory obligations, and avoiding common pitfalls like misclassifying employees or contractors.
The episode also explores accessible tools and software that help startups and growing marketplaces automate sales tax collection and reporting.
Whether you’re a founder, operator, or legal counsel, this episode provides actionable guidance to help make your marketplace safer, stronger, and more sustainable.
User Contracts as Liability Shields — Terms of Use
Marketplace Risk Platform Podcast
15 minutes 40 seconds
2 months ago
User Contracts as Liability Shields — Terms of Use
In this episode of Bulletproof Your Marketplace, Jeremy sits down with attorney Krishan Thakker to explore the critical role of Terms of Use as liability shields. With over 15 years of experience advising companies like Wish, Match Group, and Meta, Krishan explains why these agreements are far more than legal formalities: they are a platform’s first line of defense and, when crafted carefully, can prevent costly disputes while safeguarding business integrity. The conversation highlights common mistakes founders make, from borrowing irrelevant terms to neglecting user assent, and underscores the risks of misalignment between marketing promises and contractual language. Through practical insights and real-world examples, this episode shows why Terms of Use must be treated as a living strategy rather than boilerplate text, offering founders, legal counsel, and trust and safety leaders the tools they need to strengthen their marketplace’s foundation and scale with confidence in an increasingly complex legal environment.
Marketplace Risk Platform Podcast
In this episode of Bulletproof Your Marketplace, Jeremy dives into the critical topic of marketplace taxation with Nick Furtwengler, senior tax manager at Miller Cooper. Nick brings over 14 years of experience in state and local tax law and has worked extensively with digital marketplaces.
Listeners will gain insights into why tax compliance is essential for marketplaces of all sizes, including the risks of noncompliance, economic nexus rules, and how states leverage marketplaces to enforce tax collection. Nick highlights practical strategies for founders and leadership teams, such as tracking sales by state, understanding workforce and inventory obligations, and avoiding common pitfalls like misclassifying employees or contractors.
The episode also explores accessible tools and software that help startups and growing marketplaces automate sales tax collection and reporting.
Whether you’re a founder, operator, or legal counsel, this episode provides actionable guidance to help make your marketplace safer, stronger, and more sustainable.