- The Department of Revenue issued two general information letters regarding the tax treatment of sales of motor fuel made via a mobile app.
- The company in question operated a mobile app that allowed truck drivers to purchase fuel at reduced prices from specific fueling stations.
- The Department of Revenue was asked whether the company was required to collect sales tax or motor fuel tax.
- The company claimed it was not a marketplace facilitator and not required to register for motor fuel tax collection.
- The Department of Revenue stated that it requires a complete explanation of the contractual relationship between the parties involved.
- The Department of Revenue could not address the taxpayer’s obligation to register for and remit tax without copies of the contracts with the fuel stops.
Source: kpmg.com
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