Rhode Island S2028 imposes a sales tax on digital advertising services, effective July 1, 2026.
Rhode Island S2028 introduces a sales tax on digital advertising services, effective July 1, 2026. The tax applies to every purchaser of digital advertising services, with rates varying based on the company's global revenue. The tax revenue will be distributed to various state funds, including the Rhode Island public transit authority, the statewide climate resiliency fund, the university of Rhode Island resiliency toolkit, the housing development fund, the universal lunch program, the municipal resiliency plans fund, and the general fund.
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