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"The updated regulation makes custom software that creates "new, original 
intellectual property which is owned by the user" subject to tax. This 
definition includes custom projects as well as package installations that 
include functional tailoring of the package. "

Jeff

On Monday 22 April 2002 03:54 pm, Steve Fry wrote:
> Of course, I'm against this - but I have a question/clarification to ask
> (anyone?).
>
> I do a lot of PHP/mySQL Web Development.  All of that code I write, does
> it count as "custom software" or am I "tailor(ing) popular software"?
>
> Note: I never really thought of myself as being a "software developer"
> but rather a Web developer (who uses various (scripting) languages and
> databases to accomplish my tasks).
>
> Anyone?  Bueller?
>
> Steve
>
> Kevin Cullis wrote:
> > "An updated tax regulation would impose Colorado state sales tax of 2.93
> > percent on custom software developed by IT service providers. The
> > regulation, scheduled to go into effect May 20, would affect service
> > providers and companies that build custom software or tailor popular
> > software packages to their own use."
> >
> > http://www.frtechbiz.com/displayarticledetail.asp?art_ID=56657
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