Mark Balistrieri recently authored an article highlighting considerations for the taxation of digital products and the challenges these products present.
Article Summary
The taxation of digital products and services is a tangled web due to evolving state definitions and inconsistent legal rulings. While many states tax software and digital purchases, services involving them may or may not be taxable, leaving businesses confused and facing potential tax burden increases. To navigate this complexity, service providers and consumers should consult tax professionals to understand the various rules and make informed decisions about sales and use tax.
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