An Arizona Court of Appeals affirmed summary judgment against a taxpayer that its human resource software is treated as taxable tangible personal property rented to its customers for purposes of calculating the Arizona transaction privilege tax even though it is stored on servers outside of Arizona and only accessed visually by customers in Arizona through terminals over the internet.
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