· 8/11/1983
Comptroller of the Treasury v. Equitable Trust Co.
Citations
- 464 A.2d 248
- 296 Md. 459
- 1983 Md. LEXIS 261
How courts have described this case
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- concluding that computer software is tangible property subject to Maryland’s sales tax: “A meaningful sequence of magnetic impulses cannot float in space.”
- concluding that computer software is tangible property subject to Maryland's sales tax: \A meaningful sequence of magnetic impulses cannot float in space.\
- concluding that computer software is tangible property subject to Maryland’s sales tax: \A meaningful sequence of magnetic impulses cannot float in space.\
- concluding that the sale of computer programs was subject to sales tax because the computer programs could not be conceptually severed from the disks on which they were sold
- noting loading of software program from tape into computer does not sever program from its container; once loading occurs, program exists both on tape and in computer
- noting loading of software program from tape into computer does not sever program from its container; once loading occurs, program exists both on tape and in computer
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Judges: Murphy, Smith, Eldridge, Cole, Davidson, Rodowsky, Couch
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