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Arkansas: Sediment removal not incidental to nontaxable inspection services

Recently, an Arkansas ALJ addressed whether a taxpayer was entitled to a refund of sales taxes paid on sediment removal services.

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Massachusetts: Taxpayer’s products were prewritten computer software

The MA Appellate Tax Board recently ruled that a taxpayer’s software products were taxable sales of prewritten computer software transferred electronically.

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South Carolina: Court of Appeals affirms decision holding receipts from in-state satellite subscribers

SC appeals court affirmed a decision holding that a Colorado-headquartered satellite television service provider’s receipts from providing television programming to SC subscribers were included in the SC sales factor numerator.

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Washington: ALJ addresses various B&O issues Associated with ATM fees

An ALJ for the Appeals Division of the WA Department of Revenue recently addressed numerous issues associated with a B&O audit assessment issued to an out-of-state ATM card transaction processor.

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