- Michigan Department of Treasury deems NFTs taxable if they represent ownership interest in tangible personal property
- NFTs representing digital goods are not taxable
- NFTs are defined as digital assets linking ownership to unique physical or digital items
- Michigan does not tax digital goods, but NFTs linked to physical material or goods are taxable
- Those working in the digital space should be aware of taxability of digital goods as legislation continues to evolve.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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