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Administrative:
Kentucky: New Law Imparts Board of Tax Appeals with Authority to Hear Local Tax Disputes

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S.B. 162, signed by gov. 4/5/21. New law reflects Kentucky Governor Andy Beshear’s executive orders from 2020, as well as recently instituted administrative rule changes, that abolished the “Kentucky Claims Commission” and created the “Office of Claims and Appeals,” which includes the Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals, the Kentucky Board of Claims, and the Kentucky Crime Victims Compensation Board [see State Tax Matters, Issue 2021-1, for more details on these executive orders and rule changes]. The legislation additionally makes numerous changes to the overall operation and structure of, as well as requirements to serve on and petition, the Kentucky Board of Tax Appeals and provides that it “shall have the power and authority to hear and determine appeals from final rulings, orders, and determinations of any revenue and taxation agency” – including local taxing authorities within Kentucky. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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In this issue

Administrative
Arkansas: New Law Mandates Creation of Independent Tax Tribunal to Help Resolve Controversies

Kentucky: New Law Imparts BTA with Authority to Hear Local Tax Disputes

Income/Franchise
Arkansas: New Law Transfers Administration of Franchise Tax Back to Secretary of State

Maine: Guidance Addresses Pandemic-Related Telework Credit Intended to Prevent Double Taxation

Massachusetts: Release Summarizes State Treatment Arising from Federal Partnership Audit Regime Changes

Montana: New Law Addresses State Treatment of Federal RARs & Partnership Audit Regime Changes

New Jersey: Adopted Rules Address GILTI, FDII and Intercompany Expense Addback Provisions

New Mexico: New Law Addresses Treatment of Federal Partnership Audit Regime Changes and Apportionment

New York Budget Bill Includes Increased Corporate Tax Rates and Passthrough Entity-Level Tax

Virginia: Budget Bill Requires Corporations to File Unitary Business Informational Report by July 1

Gross Receipts
Ohio CAT Ruling Addresses Sourcing of Various Service Revenue Streams

Sales/Use
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