CCH (cch.taxgroup.com) reports:
An integrated business application software system that had to be significantly modified before it could be used by the purchaser was exempt from Wisconsin sales and use tax as custom software, according to a Wisconsin Court of Appeals. The court of appeals upheld a Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission determination that, under a rule defining "custom programs" and "prewritten programs," the distinction between custom and prewritten software programs hinges on the amount of effort necessary to make the software operational for a particular customer's needs.
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