Tax exempt states include Alaska, Delaware, Florida*, Kansas, Massachusetts, Missouri, New York*, Oregon, Pennsylvania*, Texas*, and Wisconsin*.
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Support effective card program management at your agency by using tools offered by GSA SmartPay.
Learn more about the GSA SmartPay Card:
Find out how to accept, identify, and promote the GSA SmartPay charge cards.
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For Approved, Top Level (Level 1 A/OPCs only):
Go to interact.gsa.gov and register to join our online A/OPC community, "Discussions with GSA SmartPay". This community is only open to top level program coordinators, who oversee other program coordinators and/or cardholders and manage the charge card program within the agency. Discussions with GSA SmartPay is free to all agencies and provides A/OPCs networking opportunities to share ideas and ask questions among peers.
Once registered at interact.gsa.gov, email your user ID to gsa_smartpay@gsa.gov so that a GSA SmartPay representative can verify your role and add you as a member of the online community. If you have any questions, please contact us at 703-605-2808 or email gsa_smartpay@gsa.gov.
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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.
Training is a requirement for all GSA SmartPay program participants - Where is the best place to get trained? What options are out there? What am I gaining with training?
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.
