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Are You Charging the Correct Sales & Use Tax for Software?
Jul 02, 2015
Just 10 years ago, taxing the high-tech software sector was simple. Most software was delivered on a tangible medium (discs, CD’s, etc.) and the rules for each were clear.
As much as the software industry has evolved in the past decade, it's taxability rules have become even more complex. For example, the taxability rules for electronically-delivered software and Software as a Service (SaaS) vary greatly from one state to the next, making compliance excruciatingly difficult for many companies.
Learn about how tax rules and rates can vary from state to state and other useful information regarding software sales.
As much as the software industry has evolved in the past decade, it's taxability rules have become even more complex. For example, the taxability rules for electronically-delivered software and Software as a Service (SaaS) vary greatly from one state to the next, making compliance excruciatingly difficult for many companies.
Learn about how tax rules and rates can vary from state to state and other useful information regarding software sales.
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professional before taking any action that affects your business.
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