- Indiana ruled that charges for accessing cloud-based educational and financial trading services over the internet are not subject to sales tax.
- The platform was not considered a taxable specified digital product or prewritten computer software because users only got remote access, not ownership or permanent use rights.
- An optional third-party software download did not change the tax treatment because it was not essential to the main service.
Source: natlawreview.com
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