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Idaho: New Law Addresses “CARES” Act Excess Loss Limitations for Noncorporate Taxpayers

H.B. 170, signed by gov. 3/17/21. Responding to recently enacted state legislation providing that Idaho will decouple from the current version of Internal Revenue Code (IRC) section 461(l) involving excess loss limitations for taxpayers other than corporations pursuant to the federal Coronavirus Aid, Relief, and Economic Security (CARES) Act (i.e., P.L. 116-136) and will, instead, conform to IRC section 461(l) as in effect on January 1, 2020 [see H.B. 58 (2021), and State Tax Matters, Issue 2021-8, for more details on this earlier legislation], new law seeks to “protect” Idaho taxpayers from losing excess losses subject to the limitation by allowing them to carry those excess losses forward as a net operating loss for up to 20 years. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Income/Franchise
Federal: Mobile Workforce State Income Tax Simplification Bill Remains Pending in US House

Federal: Protecting Retirement Savers and Everyday Investors Bill Introduced in US House

Delaware Division of Revenue Addresses Pandemic-Related Telecommuting and Treatment of Wage Income

District of Columbia: New Emergency Legislation Allows Deduction for Apportioned NOL Carryover

Idaho: New Law Addresses CARES Act Excess Loss Limitations for Noncorporate Taxpayers

Maine: New Law Updates State Conformity to IRC, Addresses CARES Act Provisions and GILTI

New Jersey: Updated Combined Reporting Guidance Explains Sharing of Tax Credits and Carryovers

New Mexico: Adopted Rules Reflect Mandatory Combined Reporting Regime and Market-Based Sourcing

New York: Taxpayer Must Include Royalty Payments Received from Foreign Affiliates in Tax Base

Rhode Island: Duration of Emergency Withholding Rules for Pandemic-Related Telecommuting Extended

Utah: New Law Revises Provisions Involving NOLs, GILTI, FDII and Repatriated Dividends

Sales/Use/Indirect
Washington DOR Releases Draft Rule on Marketplace Facilitator Tax Collection and Reporting

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