- California Appeals Court upheld a ruling that insertable cardiac monitors are not exempt from sales and use tax as medicine.
- Medtronic Inc argued their cardiac monitors should be exempt as they assist heart function.
- The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration argued the monitors only collect information and do not assist organ function.
- The court agreed with the CDTFA, stating the monitors do not meet the statutory requirement for exemption as medicine.
- The case emphasizes the importance of understanding state tax definitions and exemptions.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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