SaaS providers can comply by: - Registering for Sales Tax: Obtain a Sales and Use Tax Certificate if they exceed the $100,000 sales or 200 transactions threshold. - Implementing Tax Software: Use automated systems to apply the 6.25% sales tax on SaaS subscriptions. - Maintaining Accurate Records: Keep detailed records of all SaaS sales and taxes collected. - Filing Returns Timely: Regularly file sales tax returns through MassTaxConnect. - Staying Updated: Monitor changes in tax laws affecting SaaS. - Consulting Professionals: Work with tax advisors to ensure all compliance aspects are covered. These strategies ensure accurate tax collection, remittance, and adherence to Massachusetts’ sales tax regulations for digital services.