- Illinois Department of Revenue clarified sales and use tax rules for software access via online and mobile applications
- Two companies requested rulings on whether their services are taxable in Illinois
- DOR concluded that services provided by both companies are not taxable in Illinois
- Data processing services are not considered a transfer of tangible personal property
- For SaaS to be taxable in Illinois, specific conditions must be met
Source: vatabout.com
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