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, Menasha Corp., was ruled exempt from Wisconsin sales and use tax as custom software by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. The court further held that, in deciding the purchaser's appeal of the Wisconsin Department of Revenue decision that the software was taxable, the Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission was not required to give deference to the Department's interpretation of its own rule defining "custom programs."
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