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Sales of digital products are subject to sales tax in Alabama.
Often, subscriptions sold to nonprofits are tax-exempt; however, in these cases, a use tax is still required by most jurisdictions.
All computer software is taxable in Alabama, under an opinion issued Friday, May 17, by the state's highest court. In a split decision, the Alabama Supreme Court ruled that even customized software is taxable in our state.
Sales of custom software - downloaded are exempt from the sales tax in Alabama. In the state of Alabama, any separately stated charges for any modifications any sorts of to canned software which was prepared specifically for a certain customer is considered to be exempt, although only to extent of the modification.
Last month, the Supreme Court of Alabama determined that all software sold to customers in Alabama is subject to sales and use tax, including custom software created for a particular user.
Last month, the Supreme Court of Alabama determined that all software sold to customers in Alabama is subject to sales and use tax, including custom software created for a particular user.
Apple apps / iPhone apps and Android apps are subject to sales tax in many cases. As a consumer, you may want to check recent receipts from these app stores to see if you were charged sales tax for apps you purchased, just as a point of interest.
Additionally, software subscriptions services are considered tangible property and are subject to sales and use taxes.
Are services subject to sales tax in Alabama? "Goods" refers to the sale of tangible personal property, which are generally taxable. "Services" refers to the sale of labor or a non-tangible benefit. In Alabama, services are generally not taxable.
As previously reported, in Ex parte Russell County Community Hospital, the Alabama Supreme Court announced that all software, including customized software created for a particular user, is "tangible personal property" and therefore subject to Alabama sales and use tax.
