- Maryland Legislature passed a bill expanding the sales tax base to include data, IT, and cloud services at a 3% rate, effective July 1, 2025.
- The Maryland Comptroller issued guidance adding complexity to the administration of multiple points of use (MPU) exemption certificates.
- Buyers using services in multiple jurisdictions can provide sellers with an MPU exemption certificate, shifting tax payment responsibility to the buyer.
- The tax is apportioned based on use within Maryland compared to all locations of use.
- Installment sales require one MPU certificate for all payments, while subscriptions require a separate certificate for each payment.
- The Comptroller’s staff may update the guidance on subscription certificates in the future.
Source: insidesalt.com
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