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Alabama: Adopted Rule Changes Reflect Move from Double-Weighted to Single Sales Factor

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Amended Reg. Section 810-27-1-.09, Ala. Dept. of Rev. (12/30/21). The Alabama Department of Revenue adopted rule changes reflecting legislation enacted in 2021 [see H.B. 170 (2021) and previously issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on this new law] that, effective for periods beginning on or after January l, 2021, moves from a three-factor double-weighted sales apportionment formula to a single-sales factor formula for state corporate income tax purposes. The revisions include requiring the apportionment formula to include the pro rata share of an unincorporated entity’s (e.g., a partnership, unincorporated joint-venture, limited liability company taxed as a partnership, etc.) factor data in instances where certain taxpayers have a business interest in the unincorporated entity. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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In this issue

Administrative
Oregon DOR Launches its Newly Established Office of the Taxpayer Advocate

Income/Franchise
Alabama DOR Adopts Rules on Pass-through Entity-Level Tax and Financial Institution Excise Tax

Alabama: Adopted Rule Changes Reflect Move from Double-Weighted to Single Sales Factor

California FTB Adopts New and Revised Regulations on Assignment of Corporate Income Tax Credits

Colorado DOR Discusses Law Changes Involving Listed Tax Havens and Combined Return Inclusion

Colorado DOR Adopts Special Industry Apportionment Rule Addressing Hedging Transactions

Hawaii Department of Taxation Explains New REIT Reporting Obligation, Penalties and January 15 Deadline

Idaho State Tax Commission Addresses New Passthrough Entity-Level Tax Election

Massachusetts DOR Posts Working Draft Release on New Entity-Level Taxation for Some Pass-through Entities

Michigan Department of Treasury Explains New Passthrough Entity Tax Election

Oregon DOR Adopts Various CAT Rule Changes

Oregon DOR Adopts New Rule Defining Terms for and Application of Sourcing Broadcasting Sales

Pennsylvania Supreme Court Rules on Remedy Stemming from NOL Statutory Cap Invalidation Decision

South Carolina DOR Extends COVID-19 Pandemic-Related Telecommuting Relief through to March 31

Wisconsin: Receipts from Company’s Sale of Credits Deemed Characterized as Apportionable Income

Sales/Use/Indirect
Colorado DOR Explains Transition to Destination Sourcing and Mandated Compliance for All

Michigan Administrative Guidance Explains Remote Seller and Marketplace Facilitator Economic Nexus

New York ALJ Says Online Loan Marketplace’s Services are Not Taxable Information Services

Texas: Adopted Rule Changes Define “Bad Debt Credit” Terms and Reflect Underlying Policy

Texas: Taxpayer Deemed a Qualified “Manufacturer” Eligible for Electricity Purchase Exemption

Virginia: True Object of Remotely Accessible Security Systems is a Nontaxable Service

Washington DOR Explains Order Invalidating Portions of B&O Tax Sourcing Rule and Refund Impact

Other/Miscellaneous
Maryland Comptroller Adopts Rules for New Digital Advertising Tax

Oregon Supreme Court Affirms E911 Tax Imposition Does Not Violate Due Process or Commerce Clauses

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