Vermont Taxability Matrix Updated
- Aug 27, 2012 | Susan McLain
Vermont has submitted their updated Taxability Matrix and Certificate of Compliance for the Streamlined Sales and Use Tax Agreement (SSUTA).
Noted in the Recertification Letter, modifications have been made to “…clarify that specified digital products transferred electronically to an end user are taxable ‘regardless of whether for permanent use or less than permanent use and regardless of whether or not conditioned upon continued payment form the purchaser.’”
In addition, “…a temporary moratorium on enforcement of sales tax on prewritten software accessed remotely was enacted to allow time for further study of the issue.”
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Susan McLain
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Susan McLain
Susan McLain began her career as a technical writer in technology industries such as satellite networking and medical devices. Her skills encompass technical and marketing writing, usability engineering, verification and validation testing and protocol writing, requirements development, business analysis, technical illustration/graphic design and marketing. She has owned her own business providing service to small to medium sized business and in other positions, she has been in project management, documentation and marketing. She is currently the content specialist for Avalara helping to “make sales tax less taxing.”