CONNECTICUT (WTNH) — In addition to Connecticut’s prepared meals tax, residents can expect another tax increase after October 1, but this time it’s on digital downloads.
Music, movies, stock photography, magazines, e-cards, e-books, audiobooks, podcasts, and more are included in the tax.
Payments will increase from 1% to 6.35%. So, if the total purchase is $10, the buy will spend an addition 64 cents.
Some services, like Spotify, already started warning residents about the increase.
“Your payment will be increased by no more than $0.96 per month, depending on your Spotify subscription plan,” the company wrote in an email.
