The Massachusetts Department of Revenue proposed a new regulation explaining the procedures for the advance payment of certain Massachusetts sales and use tax liabilities pursuant to legislation enacted in 2020 [see H.5164 (2020) for more details on this new law], which sought to “modernize” the timeline for sales tax remittance and collection in Massachusetts by directing certain businesses that have collected and remitted more than $150,000 in sales tax or room occupancy and meals tax in the prior calendar year to remit collections from the first three weeks of each month in the final week of the same month.
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