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Food products sold through coin-operated vending machines, meals delivered to the elderly, disabled or homebound, and purchases made with supplemental nutrition assistance program benefits also are exempt from tax. Conn.
Generally, a business has nexus in Connecticut when it has a physical presence there, such as a retail store, warehouse, inventory, or the regular presence of traveling salespeople or representatives. However, out-of-state sellers can also establish nexus in the ways described below.
Sales of canned software - delivered on tangible media are subject to sales tax in Connecticut. In the state of Connecticut, so long as no tangible personal property was delivered to the buyer in addition to downloaded software, the software will be taxed at 1% rate applicable to computer and data processing services.
Sales of canned software - delivered on tangible media are subject to sales tax in Connecticut. In the state of Connecticut, so long as no tangible personal property was delivered to the buyer in addition to downloaded software, the software will be taxed at 1% rate applicable to computer and data processing services.
Additionally, software subscriptions services are considered tangible property and are subject to sales and use taxes.
Categorized as computer and data processing services, digital goods and services are currently subject to a 1 percent sales and use tax rate. As of October 1, 2019, the full Connecticut state sales tax rate of 6.35 percent will apply.
Canned or prewritten computer software is tangible personal property. The sale, leasing, or licensing of the software (including upgrades) is taxable at 6%.
Connecticut advises that software delivered electronically and data processing services are taxable. This includes software offered through a subscription service. SaaS falls within computer and data processing services, which is taxable at a reduced rate.