Tax exempt states include Alaska, Delaware, Florida*, Kansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New York*, Oregon, Pennsylvania*, Texas*, and Wisconsin*.
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On October 17, 2014 the President signed an Executive Order that requires GSA to take the necessary steps to ensure the GSA SmartPay charge cards have enhanced security features. GSA shall being replacing cards without enhanced security features no later than January 1, 2015. To learn more about the new chip and PIN cards, click here |
OMB Memo M-13-21 outlines the updated charge card management requirements contained within the law such as establishing and maintaining safeguards and internal controls, increased auditing responsibilities, and updated reporting responsibilities.
Looking back on a successful conference in Las Vegas, NV, where 6,434 customers came together to learn more about the GSA SmartPay program.
The GSA SmartPay® program provides charge cards to agencies/departments throughout the U.S. government, as well as tribal governments, through master contracts that are negotiated with major national banks.
SmartPay® Charge Cards are for Official U.S. Government usage only.
