Re: Definition of Web Application (related to tax law....)

On Mon, Jul 21, 2014 at 11:34 AM, Aubrey Kilian <[email protected]> wrote:
>    Hi,
>    Sorry, no definitive answer for you here, just more questions.A
>
>      My issues "concerns" here: A Where does the actual execution takes
>      place? (It'll have taxation implications)
>      A That definition above makes it a duality as the application is
>      "delivered" to the local browser and executed on the browser, though
>      the definition states that it still executes on the remote server.
>      A Shouldn't we differentiate between a *browser* app (local
>      execution)
>      and a *Web* app (remote execution)?
>      What is the impact of the concurrent needs for *both*? Ie it
>      executes
>      partially local *and* remotely?
>
>    Tax law? A Really? A Are you able to elaborate at all?

Yes, Yes, sorry No, and I don't have more details either :(

>    I'm no lawyer, but I am definitely curious on how the distinction
>    between local and remote execution affects tax law?

Given the last VAT proclamation on goods bought from overseas places
like iTunes/Amazon/etc. and the domiciles of what is allowed to run
where (think gambling etc.), it does become tax law and get on the
taxmen's radar sooner or later :(

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