by TaxOps | Jun 9, 2022 | State and Local, Tax News
Safe harbors are expiring across the nation. Employers should continue to monitor their remote-employee-related (and all other) nexus and understand their state tax duties that might arise as a result. By Alexander Korzhen There’s a new trend afoot, with...
by TaxOps | May 13, 2022 | Events, State and Local, Tax News
Judy Vorndran, a dual-licensed attorney and CPA in state and local tax (SALT) at TaxOps, will help other professionals make sense of SALT trends on June 24 at AAA-CPA 2022 Annual Meeting, live in Philadelphia. Register now. Despite budget surpluses in many...
by TaxOps | Apr 12, 2022 | State and Local, Tax News
Foreign businesses operating in the U.S. face a variety of challenges, including knowing what their filing duties might be for income and sales tax. By Judy Vorndran and Stacey Roberts Complications of U.S. State and Local Tax Many companies are now...
by TaxOps | Apr 7, 2022 | State and Local, Tax News
The Texas Supreme Court has ruled in favor of apportioning service receipts to the location of personnel or equipment, a position providing clarity to taxpayers on whether to source receipts from services performed versus where customers are at. By Tram Le On...
by TaxOps | Apr 5, 2022 | State and Local, Tax News
The California Franchise Tax Board released a legal ruling with guidance on the proper analysis for assigning gross receipts from sales of services under market-based sourcing rules. By Meredith Smith On March 25, 2022, the California Franchise Tax Board (FTB)...
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