- California Office of Tax Appeals opinion states that charges for snow production using customer’s water are subject to tax
- Sales involving tangible personal property do not always require transfer of title or possession
- Variations among states in taxability of services related to tangible personal property
- Snowmagic in New Jersey contracted to produce artificial snow for theme park customers in California
- California Department of Tax and Fee Administration determined that Snowmagic should have collected and remitted sales tax for producing artificial snow
- CDFTA argued that Snowmagic’s production of snow using customers’ water constitutes a taxable sale
- Snowmagic’s arguments against taxability were rejected by the OTA
Source: aprio.com
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