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Gross Receipts/Other Miscellaneous:
Oregon: Proposed Permanent Corporate Activity Tax Rule Addresses Unitary Group Filing

Proposed Permanent OAR section 150-317-1020, Or. Dept. of Rev. (4/27/21). Similar to its temporary corporate activity tax (CAT) rule [see Temporary OAR section 150-317-1020, Or. Dept. of Rev. (2/22/21) for details on Oregon’s current temporary rule], the Oregon Department of Revenue has filed proposed CAT rule changes regarding filing requirements for unitary groups to provide guidance for taxpayers who meet the unitary group inclusion requirements for multiple unitary groups. Specifically, the proposal directs taxpayers meeting the criteria for inclusion in more than one unitary group to file with the unitary group that reports the greatest amount of commercial activity, after exclusions. The proposed amendments also clarify that the exclusion of intercompany receipts between unitary members only applies if the members are part of the same unitary filing group. Additionally, the proposed revisions to the rule modify reference to OAR section 150-317-1025 for changes made by legislation enacted in 2020 [see H.B. 4202 (2020) and previously issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on these law changes] related to unitary groups with non-US members. Comments on the proposal are due May 25, 2021, and a virtual public hearing is scheduled for the same day. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Arkansas: New Law Says Nonresident Income is Allocated Based on Where Employee Performs Work

Arkansas: ALJ Addresses Acquiring Entity’s NOL Computation in Post-Merger Context

California FTB Says Returns May Be Prepared Using Current Market-Sourcing Rule, Not Draft

Indiana: New Law Updates State Conformity to IRC; DOR Provides Updated Guidance

Indiana: New Law Addresses State Reporting of Partnership Final Federal Tax Adjustments

Kansas: New Law Addresses Treatment of GILTI and §163(j) and Extends NOL Carryforward Period

Maine: State High Court Rejects Claim that Disallowed Loss Carryover Lead to Invalid Taxation

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

New York: Comments on Updated Draft Proposed Corporation Franchise Tax Rules are Due by August 2

New York City: Investment Management Company Owes GCT on Gains Derived from Sale of LLC Interest

Ohio: Judge Dismisses Lawsuit Involving Pandemic-Related Telecommuting and Local Income Taxes

Gross Receipts/Other Miscellaneous
Oregon: Proposed Permanent CAT Rule Addresses Unitary Group Filing

Sales/Use
Kansas: New Law Imposes Economic Nexus on Some Remote Sellers and Marketplace Facilitators

West Virginia: New Law Creates Exemption for Machinery and Equipment Rental Among Commonly Owned Entities

Wisconsin DOR Issues Guidance and Reminders on State Tax Treatment of Virtual Currency Transactions

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