The Indiana Department of Revenue has denied a sales tax refund claim from a surgical services ambulatory health care provider. The provider had sought a refund on sales tax paid on certain medical supplies and equipment, but the department ruled that the items did not qualify for a refund under state law. This decision highlights the complexities and challenges that businesses face when seeking refunds on indirect taxes such as sales tax.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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