- Georgia Court of Appeals ruled on Uber’s sales tax liability for 2012-2015.
- Dispute began after Georgia Department of Revenue audit found unpaid sales tax.
- Uber charged drivers a fee for services but did not collect sales tax from riders.
- Georgia Department of Revenue assessed significant unpaid sales tax and penalties.
- Uber’s appeal was denied by the Georgia Tax Tribunal in 2022.
- Court of Appeals upheld the assessment, likening Uber’s model to traditional taxicabs.
- Court confirmed that sales tax collection responsibility can be shifted to Uber.
- Uber’s argument about the 2020 marketplace facilitator law was dismissed.
- Case emphasizes the application of longstanding tax laws to new business models.
Source: vatabout.com
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