- Maryland imposed the Digital Advertising Services Tax in 2022
- Tax faces legal challenges due to violation of the First Amendment
- Impact on businesses: companies pushing back against the tax
- Lawsuit initiated by the United States Chamber of Commerce and other trade associations
- Maryland Comptroller did not specify the DAT’s statutory refund period
- Taxpayers have until April 15, 2025, to file a refund request
- Uncertainty regarding refunds for claims outside the statute of limitations
- Maryland’s projected budget shortfall may limit retroactive relief or cash refunds
- Taxpayers who paid tax under DAT rules in 2022 should consider filing a refund claim before the statute of limitations expires
Source: vatabout.com
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