The digital age has created a complicated playing field for states and businesses trying to make sense of the application of sales and use tax outside the bounds of the traditional tangible personal property environment. Through digital media and the cloud, consumers are able to purchase and put to immediate use videos, music, software, data remote storage, security services, etc. anytime, anywhere. Is your business properly accounting for the associated sales and use tax for goods and services deployed or received digitally? Join our webcast, with subject matter experts from RSM, to learn the following:
• The digital economy overview
• Sales tax and the digital economy – nexus, taxability, sourcing, exemptions
• Income tax and the digital economy – characterization, nexus, sourcing
• Compliance and consequences
• Adapting to digital life