- South Carolina Department of Revenue ruled that sales and rentals of digital textbooks are exempt from sales and use tax
- Textbooks purchased for and used in institutions of higher learning as part of a prescribed course of study are exempt
- Charges for digital textbooks are not taxable as communication services
- Access code provided to students for digital textbooks does not provide access to a library of course materials
- Company’s charges for digital textbooks are exempt from South Carolina sales and use tax as per the exemption statute
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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