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Multistate Tax Alerts

Throughout the week, we highlight selected developments involving state tax legislative, judicial, and administrative matters. The alerts provide a brief summary of specific multistate developments relevant to taxpayers, tax professionals, and other interested persons. Read the recent alerts below or visit the archive. ad

 


Arizona legislation addresses administrative rulings and procedures
Arizona House Bill H.B. 2879, signed into law on May 7, 2021 by Governor Doug Ducey, allows the Arizona Department of Revenue (Department) to issue draft rulings, notices, procedures, and administrative announcements concerning the Department’s administrative ruling procedures in addition to tax laws and regulations. H.B. 2879 also modifies the process for issuing a private taxpayer ruling and a taxpayer information ruling.
[Issued: May 12, 2021] More

 


Idaho enacted legislation reduces income tax rates and provides one-time tax rebate
Idaho House Bill 380 (H.B. 380) was signed into law by Governor Brad Little on May 10, 2021. H.B. 380 modifies the Idaho income tax brackets and reduces the income tax rates for individuals, estates, trusts, and corporations retroactively effective January 1, 2021.

This Multistate Tax Alert summarizes this new law.
[Issued: May 11, 2021] More

 


New Idaho law shifts burden of exemption or resale certificate to the purchaser
Idaho Governor Brad Little signed into law House Bill 171 (H.B. 171) on April 22, 2021. Effective July 1, 2021, purchasers issuing a sales and use tax exemption certificate or resale certificate bear the burden of establishing the facts giving rise to the exemption. H.B. 171 further clarifies that purchasers providing exemption or resale certificates bear all responsibility and liability for any subsequent audit of the underlying transaction(s).
[Issued: May 10, 2021] More

 


Montana pending legislation creates employer job growth incentive tax credit
Montana House Bill 629, passed by the Montana State Legislature and transmitted to the Governor on May 4, 2021, is awaiting signature or veto by the Governor. The pending legislation creates a new Employer Job Growth Incentive Tax Credit.

This Multistate Tax Alert summarizes the new credit in this pending bill.
[Issued: May 7, 2021] More

 

 


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In this issue

Administrative
Arizona: New Law Permits and Specifies Procedures for Issuing Various Administrative Rulings

Income/Franchise
District of Columbia: Temporary Legislation Extends Duration of Deduction for Apportioned NOL Carryover

Georgia: New Law Provides for Elective Passthrough Entity-Level Taxation

Idaho: New Law Lowers Corporate Income Tax Rate from 6.925% to 6.5%

Iowa DOR Releases Proposed Rules and Guidance on State Treatment of IRC §163(j)

Maryland: Appellate Court Affirms Mandated Use of Single-Sales Factor Alternative Apportionment

Montana: New Law Revises Apportionment Formula by Moving to a Double-Weighted Sales Factor

New Jersey DOR Updates Guidance on Treatment of IRC §163(j) Interest Expense Deduction Limitations

Puerto Rico Treasury Department Explains How to Apply for Carryback of Pandemic-Related Losses

Virginia: Unitary Combined Report Reference Guide Posted in Advance of July 1 Pro Forma Due Date

Credits/Incentives
New Jersey Economic Development Authority Announces Start of NOL Program

Sales/Use
Iowa: New Rules Implement Law Changes Involving Bundled Transactions and Digital Products

Oklahoma: New Law Exempts Some Intercompany Transfers of Tangible Personal Property

Property
West Virginia: New Law Revises Oil and Gas Well Valuation to Incorporate Actual Receipts and Costs

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