Nate Matherson

Nate is the Head of Growth at Numeral. He has founded multiple venture-backed companies and is a two-time Y Combinator Alum. He is based in Charleston, SC.

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Economic Nexus: 2025’s State-by-State Handbook

Since the landmark South Dakota v. Wayfair decision six years ago, economic nexus laws have been adopted in most jurisdictions—primarily at the state level and, in some cases, locally. Here’s what you need to know.

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Is SaaS Taxable in New Mexico in 2025?

Yes. software-as-a-service (SaaS) is taxable in New Mexico. If your company has nexus and offers SaaS to consumers or businesses, you must collect taxes and remit them to the state. 

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Is SaaS Taxable in Indiana in 2025?

No. Indiana does not tax SaaS (software as a service). However, certain digital goods are taxable, so it’s important to understand the state’s tax regulations. 

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Is SaaS Taxable in Maine in 2025?

No. SaaS (software as a service) is currently exempt from sales tax in Maine; however, the state does tax many digital goods, such as downloadable music, e-books, and video games.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Virginia in 2025?

No. SaaS (software as a service) sales aren't currently taxable in Virginia. Sales of digital goods and cloud-based products are also not subject to sales tax in the state. That being said, Virginia’s Joint Subcommittee on Tax Policy is actively discussing the financial impact of implementing new taxes on software and digital goods.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Illinois in 2025?

While Illinois does not typically tax software as a service (SaaS), certain local jurisdictions — including the city of Chicago — do. For example, some SaaS providers may fall under the scope of Chicago’s Personal Property Lease Transaction Tax (PPLTT).

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Is SaaS Taxable in New Jersey in 2025?

No. According to the New Jersey Tax Division, cloud-computing services — including SaaS (software as a service) — are generally not subject to sales and use tax. An exception is when they are classified as information services.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Washington?

Yes. SaaS (software as a service) sales are nearly always taxable in Washington. The current state-level tax rate is 6.5%. Many local jurisdictions (such as cities and counties) in Washington impose their own sales tax as well. Staying informed about both state and local tax rates is key to ensuring compliance.

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