An Act establishing a tax on local revenues from digital advertising
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Progress
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- Introduced
- Passed House
- Passed Senate
- To Governor
- Became Law
Overview
This bill proposes to create a tax on the revenue generated by local governments from digital advertising. The revenue collected would be distributed to municipalities to support local services. The bill aims to generate additional funding for cities and towns through a new tax on a growing sector of the advertising industry. It is part of a series of similar proposals regarding digital advertising taxation.
Key provisions
- Establishes a tax on local revenues derived from digital advertising.
- Specifies that revenue generated from the tax will be distributed to municipalities.
- Defines ‘digital advertising’ for the purposes of the tax.
- Requires the Department of Revenue to administer the tax.
- Allows local governments to determine how to allocate the collected revenue.
Who is affected
- Local governments (cities and towns)
- Digital advertising companies
- Businesses that utilize digital advertising
Notable changes
- Introduces a new tax stream for local governments.
- Targets a specific type of revenue – digital advertising – rather than traditional advertising.
- Creates a mechanism for distributing tax revenue to municipalities.
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