Minnesota Software as a Service Subscription Agreement
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Under these guidelines, even a small company can have nexus in multiple states. The untenable nature of SaaS taxability also poses a problem for software sellers. Only two states Tennessee and Vermont have specific statutes in place to address SaaS transactions and sales tax.
The sale of electronic data products such as software, data, digital books (eBooks), mobile applications and digital images is generally not taxable (though if you provide some sort of physical copy or physical storage medium then the sale is taxable.)
Subscriptions to use online-hosted software are not taxable. Charges for maintenance or upgrades to online hosting software are not taxable, even if separately stated. Digital products are products provided to a customer electronically. Usually, a customer is given access to the product through the Internet or email.
In the state of Minnesota, the exemption only applies to publications which are issued at least every three months. In the state of Minnesota, periodicals are considered to be exempt only if sold by subscription and issued at average intervals which do not exceed three months.
Subscription products are an indirect transaction. The customer pays a subscription fee that covers the cost of goods. The thing to be mindful of is that the products are subject to sales tax. So you have to tax the goods through the monthly subscription fee.
In most states, where services aren't taxable, SaaS also isn't taxable. Other states, like Washington, consider SaaS to be an example of tangible software and thus taxable. Just like with anything tax related, each state has made their own rules and laws.
Like many other states, professional services in Minnesota are generally not taxable unless it results in the creation of a product to be sold.
Ideally, all software purchases should be taxable to final users and exempt for business users. Instead, states tax some kinds of software and exempt others, based on whether it is customized or off-the-shelf and whether it is on CD or downloaded, all silly distinctions for tax purposes.
A multiple-use license for prewritten computer software is taxable. A custom computer software program is not taxable. A custom program is one that is prepared to the special or- der of the customer. It generally requires consultation and an analysis of the customer's requirements.