- Maine has implemented new legislation that changes the timing of sales tax collection for lease agreements
- The new rule modifies when sales tax must be paid on leased items or services
- This represents a shift from previous tax timing requirements for lease transactions
- The change affects how businesses and consumers handle sales tax obligations on leases
- The implementation follows new legislative requirements for lease taxation in Maine
Source: research.ibfd.org
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