Arizona – Last Chance for Businesses to…
2020 State TPT Licenses The Arizona Department of Revenue (ADOR) is reminding businesses that have not renewed their 2020 Transaction…
Patrick D. Riley
Patrick is an executive with a history of developing, implementing, and driving programs that deliver high business growth. He boasts a career tenure in global information technology sales, services, and solutions, demonstrating proven results in both corporate and entrepreneurial environments.
About Patrick D. Riley
Patrick excels at strategic development, planning, and operational execution. He is seasoned in building and leading teams that drive business results while also delivering transformational change. A creative change agent, Patrick has a track record of winning support for business and team transformation at all levels.
Known by peers as a focused leader rooted in integrity, candor, persistence, and care for those he works with, Patrick’s key competencies include strategy, solution selling, consulting, business development, organizational transformation, partnerships and alliances, go-to-market development and execution, marketing, leadership, P&L management, eCommerce, and online sales tax.
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- Strategy
- Sales
- Solution selling
- Consulting
- Business development
- eCommerce sales tax
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Arizona Filing and Paying of October TPT…
Helpful information for our TaxCloud merchants Next Stage in Remote Sellers and Marketplace Facilitators Collecting TPT Filing and Paying of…
Arizona Transaction Privilege Tax
Two Weeks Remaining for Transaction Privilege Tax License Renewals Two Weeks Remaining for Transaction Privilege Tax License Renewals As a…
Arizona’s Nexus Arms Open Wide
New economic nexus for remote sellers, and marketplace facilitators. New legislation means that remote sellers and marketplace facilitators will need…
Big Changes to Texas Sales Tax
TaxCloud corrals sales tax for you Texas Comptroller proposes destination-based sales tax Currently, sales tax in Texas is collected and…
Boo! Tales from the Sales Tax Crypt
Should pumpkins be taxed as food or decoration? As we’ll see, a pumpkin is not necessarily a pumpkin is not…
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