- 31 states tax digital goods.
- California, Florida, Illinois, Massachusetts, New York, and Virginia do not tax digital goods.
- Taxes on digital goods vary by state and include taxes on digital advertising and data mining.
- Businesses oppose non-uniform state taxes on digital transactions.
- Maryland’s digital advertising tax is being challenged in court.
- Proposals to streamline digital transaction taxes include expanding sales tax bases and defining “automated digital products.”
- Tax practitioners and consumers should monitor state developments regarding digital transaction taxes.
Source: jdsupra.com
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