- Pennsylvania BFR partially granted a company’s request for a sales tax refund.
- The company claimed certain transactions involving out-of-state services, nontaxable services, and software used out-of-state were not taxable.
- The BFR denied the refund for out-of-state services and software purchases due to insufficient documentation.
- The BFR granted a partial refund for nontaxable information services purchased based on provided master services agreements.
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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