- The Iowa Department of Revenue has issued a reminder about the sales and use tax exemption for computers and computer peripherals.
- The exemption applies to purchases made by insurance companies, financial institutions, or commercial enterprises.
- The exemption is specifically for computers and peripherals used in processing or storing data or information.
- The reminder serves as a clarification for businesses in Iowa regarding their tax obligations for these purchases.
Source: vitallaw.com
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