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Income/Franchise:
New Mexico: Payments Under New Optional Pass-Through Entity-Level Tax Submitted Annually

Bulletin B-300.23, N.M. Tax. & Rev. Dept. (5/22). The New Mexico Taxation and Revenue Department issued estimated payment guidance pursuant to new state law that provides an annual election for some pass-through entities to pay an entity-level income tax for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2022 [see H.B. 102 (2022) and previously issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on this new law] – providing that an electing entity is not required to make a separate estimated payment for the entity-level tax quarterly, and will only be required to submit the annual pass-through entity withholding payment. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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In this issue

Income/Franchise
Maryland: Administrative Guidance Explains Apportionment and Decoupling from Federal Income Tax

New Mexico: Payments Under New Optional PTE-Level Tax Submitted Annually

Ohio: New Law Creates Elective PTE-Level Tax with Refundable Owner Credits

Virginia Department of Taxation Asks for Input on PTE Tax Election Guidance by July 11

Wisconsin Tax Appeals Commission Says P.L. 87-272 Only Affords Protection on Sales of TPP, Not Services

Credits/Incentives
Texas Comptroller Issues Proposed Amendments to R&D Rules and Requests Comments within 30 Days

Sales/Use/Indirect
Pennsylvania DOR Notice Adds Non-Fungible Tokens to List of Taxable Digital Products

Gross Receipts
Washington: US Supreme Court Denies Reviewing Constitutionality of Added 1.2% B&O Tax on Banks

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