On October 9, 2024, the D.C. Tax Revision Commission met to finalize their tax recommendations to the D.C. Council and Mayor. However, the Commission did not reach a consensus and instead opted to perform additional research.
The D.C. Tax Revision Commission’s last activity was to issue a Revised Chairman’s Mark in July 2024. That document
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This week’s question: North Carolina Governor, Roy Cooper, recently vetoed a bill that would have increased funding of what type of education-related program?
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In response to concerns that the District of Columbia needed to explore new or broadened revenue sources, the D.C. Council established D.C.’s Tax Revision Commission to comprehensively review the District’s tax code. The Commission’s mandate is to make tax policy recommendations, and it began meeting in 2022 with the intent of making tax recommendations to
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This week’s question: Which state’s Tax Court recently released an opinion holding that repatriation income under IRC Section 965 could be included in the apportionment formula?
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On Tuesday, October 1, SALT Partner Jeff Friedman is pleased to present at the 2024 Midwestern States Association of Tax Administrators (MSATA) Annual Meeting, held in St. Louis, MO. Jeff will help cover significant, unusual and interesting SALT cases and developments.
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This week’s question: A lawmaker from which east coast state’s legislature recently proposed a bill that provides an income tax deduction for cash tips?
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This week, members of Eversheds Sutherland’s SALT team are pleased to present at the 55th Annual Council On State Taxation (COST) meeting in St. Louis, MO, covering key topics like Loper Bright’s impact on state tax authority and taxpayer deference, the MTC’s Joint Audit Program, and more.
Sessions and speakers include:
Meet the marvelous Mr. Momo! Donning a name fit for a (sleepy) god, this 2-year-old tabby cat reigns supreme in the home of Olivia Dibb, a SALT staff attorney based in Atlanta.
Olivia brought Momo (short for Morpheus) home after a serendipitous visit to see a group of foster kittens. Momo’s quick nap in Olivia’s
The Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts held its annual briefing in Austin on September 17 and provided taxpayers with updates regarding audit staffing shortages, pending litigation, recent guidance and related topics.
Solutions for a Texas-Sized Audit and Hearings Backlog
Audit Assistant Director Rosie Julius said that the agency continues to struggle with staffing issues due
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This week’s question: Earlier this year, the American Catalog Mailers Association (ACMA) successfully challenged California’s recent guidance on P.L. 86-272, modeled after the Multistate Tax Commission’s (MTC) revised P.L. 86-272
