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Maryland Takes a Beat on Its New Digital Advertising Tax | Foster Garvey PC

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Last week, we reported on Maryland’s new gross receipts tax on revenues derived from digital advertising services (the “Tax”), the first of its kind in the nation. Affected taxpayers and tax practitioners alike can breathe a sigh of relief the Tax will not apply to tax years beginning before 2022. Additionally, the broadcast news industry secured a significant victory by obtaining an exclusion from the Tax. Background As we previously discussed, the Tax is imposed on annual gross revenues derived from “digital advertising services” in Maryland. “Digital advertising services” is defined broadly to include advertisement services on digital interfaces, including banner ads, search engine ads, interstitial ads and other “comparable” advertising services. As enacted, the Tax applied to the revenues from digital advertising services in Maryland of

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Not enough lipstick: Maryland Legislature amends digital ads and digital products taxes | Eversheds Sutherland (US) LLP

To embed, copy and paste the code into your website or blog: Maryland had previously enacted two important - and troubling - sets of tax changes: a new tax on digital advertising and a substantial expansion of its sales tax to digital products and services. As a result of several significant problems with both tax changes, the Maryland legislature just passed Senate Bill 787. S.B. 787 amends Maryland’s Digital Advertising Gross Revenues Tax by: (1) delaying the start date to January 1, 2022; (2) exempting broadcast and news media entities’ digital advertisement services, and (3) prohibiting the pass-through of the tax via a separate charge.

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Avalara : Maryland sales tax now applies to digital products and SaaS

Avalara : Maryland sales tax now applies to digital products and SaaS
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MD Comptroller: Independent Oversight of Stimulus Funds

Credit official photo Maryland Comptroller Peter Franchot is calling for an independent non-partisan panel of experts to audit the distribution of stimulus funds. Delmarva Public Media s Don Rush talked with the Comptroller who backs the program about his concerns. Franchot has announced his intention to run for governor. Listen

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MD Digital Advertising Tax Bill

Wednesday, March 17, 2021 Overriding the governor’s veto of H.B. 732 (2020), the Maryland Senate on February 12, 2021 passed the nation’s first state tax on the digital advertising revenues pulled in by large companies. This development follows attempts by various other states like New York to directly regulate digital advertising and ecommerce services in new ways. We took a look at the Maryland bill to find out what advertisers need to know about its details and potential pitfalls. Maryland State Senate President Bill Ferguson said he was inspired to push the legislation by an op-ed essay authored by Nobel Prize-winning economist Paul Romer, who observed that the business models of online digital platform companies, particularly mega-companies like Google and Facebook, have undermined the public’s trust in democratic institutions by permitting their platforms to become “havens for dangerous misinformation and hate speech,” causing erosion of “the commons

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