- Michigan Appellate Court affirmed that use tax is due on in-state company’s direct mail advertising
- Company conducted direct mail advertising campaigns through an out-of-state marketing firm
- Company owed Michigan use tax on mailed advertisements prepared and purchased out-of-state
- Court found company retained some level of control over advertisements in Michigan
- Company’s use of advertisements deemed taxable under Michigan law
- Company headquartered in Michigan and relevant work performed by employees in Michigan
Source: www2.deloitte.com
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