The City of Chicago begins its 2026 fiscal year with a new budget containing several key tax changes (linked here), headlined by a new “Social Media Amusement Tax” (or “SMAT”). Here’s what you need to know to stay on top of your 2026 Chicago tax compliance obligations: The Chicago Social Media Amusement Tax A handful of U.S. jurisdictions have introduced the concept of a social media tax (e.g., California, Hawaii, Maryland, Minnesota, Washington, etc.) in…
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