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Income/Franchise:
New Jersey: Three Updated Bulletins Reflect Revised CBT Policy on Combined Groups and P.L. 86-272

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TB-86(R) – Included and Excluded Business Entities in a Combined Group and the Minimum Tax of a Taxpayer That is a Member of a Combined Group; TB-89(R) Combined Group Filing Methods; TB-100(R) The Combined Group as a Taxpayer under the Corporation Business Tax Act, N.J. Div. of Tax. (rev. 4/20/22). The New Jersey Division of Taxation posted three updated state corporation business tax (CBT) bulletins reflecting its recently announced policy change on the treatment of members of a combined group that are claiming P.L. 86-272 for certain purposes, generally providing that P.L. 86-272 protection for a member will be determined on an entity-by-entity basis even though a combined group is otherwise considered a taxpayer and taxed as one taxpayer under New Jersey CBT law [see Revision to Division Policy on Combined Groups and P.L. 86-272, N.J. Div. of Tax. (4/20/22) and State Tax Matters, Issue 2022-15, for more details on this recent policy change]. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Income/Franchise
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Indiana DOR Summarizes 2022 Legislation Including Apportionment and Filing Status Changes

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Maine: Adopted Rules Reflect New Bright-Line Nexus Standard Under Corporate Income Tax

Maryland: Adopted Rules Address Single Sales Factor Apportionment and PTE Tax

New Jersey: Three Updated Bulletins Reflect Revised CBT Policy on Combined Groups and P.L. 86-272

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