State revenue agencies plan to take a deep dive into the tax treatment of digitally delivered goods and services in 2022, increasingly frustrated by the way some e-commerce businesses characterize such transactions.
Two organizations representing state and local interests hope to craft a reliable framework for sourcing sales of digital books, music, videos, games, software, and photographs. The end result could be additional tax for consumers in cases where state and local tax codes are misapplied. And sellers could be saddled with additional recordkeeping duties and possible penalties for incorrectly applying state and local tax codes.
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