- Virginia Governor Glenn Youngkin signed state budget bills H.B. 6001 and H.B. 6002 on May 13
- Bills do not currently expand sales tax base to digital goods, but establish Joint Subcommittee on Tax Policy
- Subcommittee tasked with exploring ways to modernize Virginia’s income and sales and use taxes in 2024
- Governor emphasized bipartisan effort behind budget, highlighting strong labor market and record revenues
- Budget includes significant raises for educators and historic investments in various sectors
- Taxpayers should monitor Subcommittee on Tax Policy for potential changes or expansion of sales tax to digital goods
Source: salestaxinstitute.com
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