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Income/Franchise:
New Hampshire: New Law Lowers Rates on Business Profits Tax and Business Enterprise Tax

H.B. 2, signed by gov. 6/25/21. Recently enacted budget legislation includes provisions that lower tax rates under New Hampshire’s business profits tax (BPT) and business enterprise tax (BET), specifically reducing the rates from 7.7% to 7.6% under the BPT, and from 0.6% to 0.55% under the BET, for tax periods ending on or after December 31, 2022. Other provisions in the bill include increasing the filing threshold for the BET, gradually phasing out New Hampshire’s interest and dividends tax, and removing state revenue contingencies tied to BPT and BET rate reductions. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Administrative
Illinois: New Law Extends Statute of Limitations by 6 Months on Some Tax Claims and Deficiencies

Income/Franchise
Federal: Supreme Court Denies Hearing New Hampshire’s Challenge to Massachusetts Telework Rule

Arizona: Combined Reporting of Parent and Affiliates Deemed Necessary to Accurately Reflect Income

Florida: New Law Updates State Conformity to IRC and Contains Some Decoupling

Hawaii: New Law Says REITs Must Provide Specified Information with Return or Else Face Penalties

Hawaii: New Law Updates State Conformity to Internal Revenue Code

Illinois DOR Explains Foreign Dividend Reporting Changes for Corporate Filers Under New Law

Iowa: Adopted Rules Reflect State Treatment of Interest Expense Limitations under IRC §163(j)

Louisiana: New Law Extends Carryforwards of Some NOLs for an Indefinite Period

New Hampshire: New Law Lowers Rates on BPT and BET

South Carolina DOR Issues Guidance on State Conformity and Nonconformity to IRC

Gross Receipts/Other Miscellaneous
Ohio: Budget Bill Revises Commercial Activity Tax Gross Receipts Computation

Oregon: Amended CAT Rule Addresses Unitary Group Filing

Sales/Use
Kentucky DOR Summarizes New Tax Incentives for Commercial Mining of Cryptocurrency

Missouri: New Law Imposes Economic Nexus on Some Remote Sellers and Marketplace Facilitators

North Carolina County Court Says Tax Imposition on Sales Transactions at Issue is Unconstitutional

Washington: Certain Intercompany Transfers Under Centralized Money Management are Not Subject to Tax

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