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Aprio’s Expansion in Birmingham Market Prompts Firm to Relocate to New Office Space
New space presents opportunity for strategic growth across Alabama Contact: Kayla Harris 770-845-8515 or kayla.harris@aprio.com ATLANTA – Feb. 6, 2020 – Aprio, LLP, a nationally-recognized top 100 CPA-led business advisory firm announced today that the firm’s Birmingham office has relocated to accommodate the firm’s growth and expansion in the Birmingham market. Aprio Birmingham is now…
Read MoreAprio Names Matt Wise Assurance Practice Group Director
Wise to bring Aprio’s audit experience into the future through innovation Contact: Kayla Harris 770-845-8515 or kayla.harris@aprio.com Aprio, LLP, a nationally-recognized top 100 CPA-led business advisory firm announced today that Matt Wise has been named the firm’s new Assurance Practice Group Director, effective Jan. 1, 2020. Wise will succeed Frank Gudger, who has served as Aprio’s Assurance Practice Group Director since…
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Aprio Relaunches HPC as Aprio Cloud
Aprio Cloud to provide businesses with real-time financial insights and personalized advice Contact: Kayla Harris 770-845-8515 or kayla.harris@aprio.com ATLANTA- Jan. 30, 2019 – Aprio, LLP, a full-service, CPA-led business advisory firm, today announced that it completed its acquisition of HPC on Oct. 1, 2018 and is relaunching HPC as Aprio Cloud. Aprio Cloud combines the…
Read MoreWashington Finds that ATM Processor’s Service Revenue Sourced to ATM Location for B&O Tax
For apportionment purposes, applying market-based souring rules to service revenues is complicated because it is based on the facts and circumstances of each transaction. Over the past several years, many states have moved from the cost-of-performance method of apportioning service revenues to the market-based approach. A number of those states have provided specific guidance on…
Read MoreOhio Supreme Court Rules That Resale Exemption Applies to Purchase of Promotional Items
Although promotional items purchased and given away for free are typically not eligible for a resale exemption, there may be limited situations where the resale exemption is applicable. By Jess Johannesen, SALT Manager In our June 2017 SALT Newsletter, we detailed an Ohio Board of Tax Appeals (“BTA”) decision in which the BTA upheld a use…
Read MoreUtah Supreme Court Upholds Taxpayer’s Transfer Pricing in Related-Party Transaction
States may have the authority to adjust related-party payments, but only after determining that the transactions are not at arm’s length under federal transfer pricing principles. Transfer pricing issues don’t just arise in international transactions; they arise across state lines as well. Transfer pricing rules give taxing jurisdictions the ability to claw back transactions with…
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