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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Is SaaS Taxable in Idaho in 2025?

No. Software as a service (SaaS) is not currently taxable in Idaho. However, the Idaho Tax Commission does tax certain digital goods, including what it defines as “canned software” (software that is delivered in a tangible or downloadable format).

Is SaaS Taxable in Wisconsin in 2025?

No. Software as a service (SaaS) is not taxable under Wisconsin’s current sales and use tax laws. According to the Wisconsin Department of Revenue, SaaS would typically fall into a nontaxable category known as “data processing services.” However, certain digital goods and electronically delivered software may be subject to tax.

Is SaaS Taxable in Alaska in 2025?

Yes, in many areas. Although Alaska has no statewide sales tax, it does allow local governments to levy their own sales taxes. This means that individual cities and municipalities have the authority to tax software as a service (SaaS).

Is SaaS Taxable in Chicago? Understanding PPLTT

Yes. Although software as a service (SaaS) is not typically subject to sales tax in Illinois, it is taxable in the City of Chicago. This is due primarily to the Personal Property Lease Transaction Tax, or PPLTT.

Is SaaS Taxable in Mississippi in 2025?

Yes. As of July 1, 2023, software as a service (SaaS) is taxable at the state sales tax rate of 7% if the software is maintained on a server physically located in the state and if the SaaS provider has nexus in Mississippi.

Is SaaS Taxable in Arkansas in 2025?

No. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) products are not taxable in Arkansas under the state’s current tax laws, which do not classify SaaS as either tangible personal property or a specified digital product.

Is SaaS Taxable in Connecticut in 2025?

Yes. Software-as-a-service (SaaS) is typically taxable in Connecticut. The rate at which SaaS is taxed depends on how it is used and the type of service it provides.

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