- Utah will impose a new 2% excise tax on certain digital content sales starting October 1, 2026.
- The tax applies to digital images, audiovisual works, audio works, digital books, and gaming services, including subscriptions and streaming.
- Only “covered entities” that must perform age verification for content harmful to minors are subject to the tax.
- Tax revenue will fund mental health programs for minors and enforcement of age-verification requirements.
- The tax adds compliance complexity for digital sellers, especially those with multistate operations and subscription models.
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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