As an eCommerce business, if you are responsible for sales tax in a state,
it is your responsibility to charge your buyers the correct amount of sale tax.
It’s also your duty to remit the taxes collected back to the state.
The basic rule for online sellers when collecting sales tax is:

Your business has sales tax nexus in the same state as your customer.

You’ll always have sales tax nexus in your home state. (*Certain business activities create sales tax nexus in other states, too.)
