An Act relative to taxation of digital advertising services
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to tax digital advertising services provided in Massachusetts. It aims to generate revenue by applying a tax to companies that sell advertising space on websites and apps. The revenue generated would be used to support various state programs. This legislation builds upon previous attempts to regulate and tax this industry.
Key provisions
- Establishes a tax on digital advertising services.
- Specifies the types of digital advertising services subject to taxation.
- Outlines a process for determining the tax rate.
- Designates the revenue generated to be used for state programs.
- Addresses potential exemptions or limitations on the tax.
Who is affected
- Digital advertising companies
- Businesses that purchase digital advertising services
- Massachusetts residents and businesses
Notable changes
- This bill represents a continued effort to tax digital advertising, following similar proposals.
- It potentially creates a new revenue stream for the state.
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