Taxes

Tennessee Rules That Live Online Class is Not Taxable but Self-Paced Online Class Is Taxable

A recent Tennessee ruling addressing the application of sales tax to online live and self-paced education courses highlights that the…

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Best Buy Owes Illinois Sales Tax on Installation Contracts

An Illinois Court of Appeals decision concluded that just because Best Buy enters into contracts with customers to install appliances…

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Ohio Concludes that Taxpayer’s Survey Respondents Service is Subject to Sales Tax

As businesses provide more services through technology and software platforms, it becomes essential to consider the sales tax implications, because…

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Proposed Regulations for Carried Interest – Is It Time to Analyze Business Strategies?

When the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act of 2017 introduced the new carried interest rules through IRC Section 1061, it…

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IRS 2019 tax correspondence delays – what you should do.

Did you make a tax payment via check leading up to the 7/15 extended IRS due date? Many taxpayers did….

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Georgia Enacts Significant Procedural Changes to the Film Tax Credit

On August 4, 2020, Governor Kemp signed into law H.B. 1037, which enacts significant procedural changes to the state’s film…

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Georgia and Arkansas Issue Opposite Sales Tax Rulings for Owner of Electric Car Charging Stations

A taxpayer received opposite rulings from Georgia and Arkansas regarding the applicability of sales tax on charges to customers that…

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Tennessee Ruling Concludes that Certain Audio and Visual Services Constitute Taxable Digital Products

A recent Tennessee Revenue Ruling explains the application of the state’s sales tax on digital products to the taxpayer’s audio/visual…

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New York Concludes that Loss on Liquidation of Partnership is Not New York Source Income

New York has a unique rule for nonresident individuals regarding the sourcing of gain/loss on the sale of equity interest…

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Missouri Court Applies Integrated Plant Doctrine to Manufacturing Exemption

States typically provide exemptions for manufacturing machinery and equipment, include repair and replacement parts, but the breadth of those exemptions…

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