- States are facing fiscal pressures leading to new revenue measures, including expanding taxes on digital services and advertising.
- The shift from taxing tangible goods to digital goods and services is reshaping state tax policy, with states like Maryland, Louisiana, Texas, Washington, and Illinois leading digital tax expansion.
- Sales tax base expansion is increasingly targeting B2B transactions, not just consumer sales, aligning more with international VAT systems.
- Businesses need to monitor these evolving trends to prepare effective compliance strategies for 2026 and beyond.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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