If 2020 is the year when American cities burdened by the health pandemic but were desperate to find new revenue. This is something that declared war on Netflix and the other streamers out there till the end of the year with a potentially important court ruling. They suggest that this war is not going to be the easy one for the streaming platform looking to avoid local taxation. In two separate orders, a Missouri judge ruled township in their state is having facts sufficient for the support of Netflix and Hulu.

This case in Missouri has already become an influential one. As per the reports, the case becomes influential when the streamers lost down the battle just on former proceedings. Many of the cities like America decided to sue the streamers. At present, reports are calling that there are separate sues pending in Texas, Nevada, Ohio, Tennessee, Indiana, and in many other places. However, the Missouri case has traveled so further but the rest of the ones are behind only. On Thursday, a judge from Texas held a hearing and that included consideration of Netflix’s argument that the local fee infringed is just to deliver and access Cobra Kai.

Probing further, these are the cases that falsely seek to threaten streaming services as if they were cable and internet service providers, which they aren’t, says Netflix spokesperson.  They also threaten down to place a burden on consumers that the legislature never intended down. And they were very much confident that the courts are going to conclude that the cases are meritless. However, nothing happened. They are trying to increase their revenue because it has been declined and they are going into deep pockets as well. 

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