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This bill amends Public Law 86-272, which currently governs state taxation rules for interstate business activities, by expanding the definition of "solicitation of orders" to include any business activity that helps facilitate order solicitation, even if that activity also serves another independent business purpose. The proposed change means that states would have broader restrictions on taxing businesses engaged in order-related activities across state lines. Specifically, the bill modifies the existing law by adding a third paragraph to Section 101(d) that provides a more comprehensive and inclusive definition of what constitutes order solicitation. This amendment appears designed to provide clearer guidance and potentially offer more protection to businesses operating across multiple states by limiting states' ability to impose taxes on certain interstate commercial activities.

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https://www.congress.gov/bill/119th-congress/senate-bill/3027/all-info