- Georgia DOR announced a new rule on sales tax for digital products in May 2025
- Sales of specified digital goods are taxable if the end user receives a permanent right to use them
- The rule clarifies tax location sourcing and exemptions for certain services and products
- Digital codes are taxed at purchase, not redemption
- Digital goods are taxable whether sold individually or via subscription
- Bundled transactions are fully taxable if non-taxable portions cannot be determined
- Rules effective May 6, 2025, requiring businesses to understand regulations
- Digital businesses should focus on exemptions and exclusions criteria
Source: vatabout.com
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