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Missouri: Proposed Permanent Withholding Rule Addresses Impact of Pandemic-Related Telecommuting

Proposed Permanent 12 CSR 10-2.019 Determination of Withholding for Work Performed at Temporary Work Location, Mo. Dept. of Rev. (2/16/21). Responding to the COVID-19 pandemic, the Missouri Department of Revenue proposed a permanent rule that, similar to its emergency rule on the same [see State Tax Matters, Issue 2021-2, for more details on the corresponding emergency rule], “modifies the manner in which the amounts required to be withheld by certain employers for employees performing services for wages from a temporary work location are calculated during a defined period.” The proposed permanent rule modifies the procedure for withholding and remitting Missouri income tax and allows certain employers to elect to withhold and remit tax on the basis of primary work location when an employer’s employees were working from a temporary work location during the defined period. Comments on this proposal must be received within 30 days after its February 16, 2021 publication in the Missouri Register. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Income/Franchise
Alabama: New Law Adopts Single Sales Factor and Elective Passthrough Entity-Level Taxation and Addresses GILTI and IRC §163(j)

California FTB Summarizes Recent Federal Tax Law Changes and State Decoupling from CARES Act

Massachusetts: Draft Guidance Summarizes State Treatment of Federal Partnership Audit Regime Changes

Massachusetts DOR Issues Draft Personal Income Tax Guidance on Pandemic-Related Telecommuting

Missouri: Proposed Permanent Withholding Rule Addresses Impact of Pandemic-Related Telecommuting

Montana DOR Issues Personal Income Tax Guidance on Pandemic-Related Telecommuting

Nebraska DOR Issues Guidance on State Dividend Treatment of Federal Subpart F Income

New Hampshire: Finalized Rules Implement Adoption of BPT and BET Market-Based Sourcing Rules

New York City: Updated Memo Addresses Business Corporation Taxation of TCJA’s GILTI Provisions

Sales/Use/Indirect
Maine Revenue Services States that Pandemic-Related Nexus Relief Extends through 2021

Maryland: Digital Advertising Tax Enacted with Potential Criminal Penalties for Failing to Comply

Massachusetts: Draft Guidance Summarizes New Law that Accelerates Sales Tax Remittance

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