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January 1, 2025

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SaaS

Is SaaS Taxable in Washington D.C.?

Yes. Software as a service (SaaS) is taxable in Washington D.C. The District applies a 6% sales tax rate to SaaS transactions, categorizing them as digital goods or data processing services.

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Is SaaS Taxable in South Dakota?

Yes. In South Dakota, software as a service (SaaS) is taxable. The state imposes a 4.2% base sales tax rate, with some local jurisdictions applying their own, additional, sales tax.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Utah?

Yes. Utah taxes software as a service (SaaS). Companies that have nexus in Utah need to collect and remit sales tax on sales to Utah-based customers. Utah’s current statewide base sales tax rate is 4.85%, and in some Utah cities and counties, an additional local sales tax is applied.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Texas?

Yes. SaaS (software as a service) is subject to a 6.25% sales tax in Texas. Several related services are also taxable if they are packaged with SaaS offerings. There are, however, several factors that determine the final tax rate. For example, some software and digital services qualify for a 20% tax exemption.

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Is SaaS Taxable in Georgia in 2025?

No. In Georgia, SaaS (software as a service) isn't directly taxable. However, many digital goods are. At the beginning of 2024, Georgia began taxing some digital goods and services, including video games and e-books. Currently, however, streaming video and SaaS are not on the list of taxable products.