I have not been shy about my criticism about the Iowa Department of Revenue’s (“Department”) muddy guidance on the sales taxation of “commercial recreation.” Previously, I wrote about the Department perplexingly concluding that spinning classes are subject to sales tax as “commercial recreation”, but Pilates are not. Now, the Department muddied the waters by adding
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