- An out-of-state company provides an online platform for event organizers to sell admissions.
- The Arkansas Tax Appeals Commission ruled the company must collect sales tax for both virtual and in-person events in Arkansas.
- The company acknowledged tax liability for virtual events as specified digital products.
- The Commission stated that live event admissions in Arkansas are subject to sales tax.
- The tax applies to organizers holding events in Arkansas, even if facilitated by an out-of-state marketplace.
- Admissions subject to Arkansas sales tax fall under the marketplace facilitator law.
- The law’s application to taxable services is broad enough to include admissions.
Source: deloitte.com
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