A new technical information release explains the administration of a Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court decision from 2021, which held that taxpayers have a statutory right to apportion sales and use tax on software transferred for a consideration for use in more than one state and that Massachusetts’ general abatement process is available to taxpayers seeking refunds based on such apportionment.
Source Deloitte
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