Law360 (June 15, 2021, 4:54 p.m. EDT) – New York recently joined Maryland, Washington, Oregon, and Connecticut as states are currently considering new taxes on consumer sales, or in the case of Maryland have passed personal information or digital advertising.
In particular, the New York Legislature incorporated Bills SB 4959 and SB 1124.
SB 4959[1] would impose a monthly excise tax on the collection of consumer data from New York residents by commercial data collectors. The term “commercial data collector” is defined as any for-profit entity that, in one month, collects, manages, sells, or disseminates consumer data from New York residents of more than 1 million residents …
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