US EditionSen. Hershey alarmed by ambiguity on tech tax, senate unsure who will, wont be taxed
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Sen. Hershey alarmed by ambiguity on tech tax, senate unsure who will, wont be taxed
Maryland’s new tech tax has left many businesses and lawmakers uncertain about its implications and enforcement, with questions arising about who will be affected and how it will be collected. The tax, which initially started as a business-to-business service tax, has now expanded to include business-to-consumer transactions and virtually any use of technology—particularly software as a service. State Senator Steve Hershey has voiced serious con…
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