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Michael Schulz

Mike Schulz is a Certified Public Accountant (CPA) with a Master of Business Administration (MBA) degree. He began his career as an auditor at EY and has accumulated 35 years of experience in both public and private accounting. Mike is passionate about improving back-office productivity and writes about systems and software that enhance business efficiency

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‍Is SaaS Taxable in North Carolina in 2025?

No. North Carolina does not tax software as a service (SaaS), but the state does tax some digital goods. The state applies a tax of 4.75% to sales of items that it defines as tangible personal property. SaaS is considered a service in North Carolina and, therefore, is not taxable.

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Is SaaS Taxable in West Virginia?

Yes. West Virginia taxes SaaS (software as a service) at a rate of 6%. With local taxes added, the average combined tax rate is 6.57%. This tax applies when a seller has nexus in West Virginia (a physical or economic connection to the state — more on nexus in a bit). 

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Is SaaS Taxable in Ohio?

Yes, many types of SaaS products are taxable in Ohio. Ohio taxes retail sales at a rate of 5.75%. And combined rates (including additional city or county taxes), on average, are 7.24%.‍

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Is SaaS Taxable in New York in 2025?

Yes. New York considers SaaS (software as a service) to be tangible personal property, and it is subject to sales tax at a current rate of 4% at the state level. Including local taxes, SaaS is taxed at an average combined rate of 8.53%. This tax applies if your business has nexus in New York (a physical presence in the state or meeting certain sales thresholds there).

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