- Colorado district court ruled that streaming services are not subject to sales and use tax
- Court found that legislature did not intend to tax streaming services as tangible personal property
- Legislature’s use of term “corporeal” indicated taxation was limited to items that could be seen and touched
- Streaming service could be seen but not touched, therefore not subject to tax
Source: kpmg.com
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