- Senator Steven Glazer is considering a Digital Data Extraction Tax Law in California
- The tax is based on digital advertising revenue
- Modeled after Maryland’s digital advertising gross receipts tax and Tennessee’s digital barter tax proposal
- The bill aims to tax gross receipts from the sale of digital advertising services
- It would only apply to persons with advertising revenue above a certain level
- Revenue from the tax would support local newspapers
- The bill requires sellers to capture and retain personally identifiable information about users
- Attempts to limit application to entities based on revenue derived in the state
- Aims to avoid challenges that the tax is discriminatory against electronic commerce
Source: insidesalt.com
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