We work out what’s taxable on every coin and bar you sell, in every state, then file the returns and pay them for you. You sell metal. We handle the rest.
The rules are different in every state. We already know them.
Real people run all of it. You'll hear from us when something genuinely needs you — which is rarely.
We watch your sales state by state and flag the moment you're about to cross a line, including the ones you cross by taking a table at a show or leaving metal in a depository. Then we do the registration for you.
Every item gets sorted automatically — the metal, the form, whether it's legal tender, whether it's graded. The right tax gets charged at checkout in every state, and you never look anything up.
We prepare each return, show it to you, then file it and send the money. Approve with one click — or tell us to stop asking and just take care of it.
We collect your dealer-to-dealer resale certificates, check them, and track when they expire. If an auditor ever asks why a sale wasn't taxed, the answer is already on file.
Not because it's bad software. Bullion sits in a corner of the tax code nobody else has a reason to learn properly — and the mistakes cost real money.
Three states exempt bullion and still tax palladium. Software that treats precious metals as one category charges the wrong amount.
Most states stop charging tax above a set price. Louisiana does the opposite. Get it backwards and you undercharge on exactly the coins the state wants tax on.
California looks at everything precious-metal in an order together, not item by item. Checking line by line gets it wrong every time.
A handful of cities collect their own tax, ignore the state exemption, and want their own return. We file those too.
California's threshold moved in 2023. Amend a return from before then and it has to use the rules from back then. Ours does.
Every rule we apply was read off the statute by a person before it ever touched your money. None of it is guessed.
You will never need to look at this. But it's here, and it's the actual thing we run on — three real rules, with the law they came from.
Bullion and numismatic coins counted together in one transaction. The line moved up from $1,500 in July 2023.
Numismatic coins are only exempt where the sales price is no more than one thousand dollars. Read it backwards and you undercharge.
Rare coins, gold or silver bullion, and legal tender traded for its metal value. The exemption is set to sunset in June 2027.
Everywhere in the country that charges sales tax.
Your catalogue gets sorted for you, and stays that way.
That's the whole approval step. Or skip it entirely.
From the first call to us filing on your behalf.
No long-term contract. You pay for registrations and filings — the review that tells you whether you need any is free.
Send us your last twelve months of sales and we’ll tell you exactly where you stand. Free, and no obligation.