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Income/Franchise:
New Jersey: Updated Guidance on Elective Passthrough Entity Business Alternative Income Tax

Pass-Through Business Alternative Income Tax (PTE/BAIT), N.J. Div. of Tax. (10/25/22). The New Jersey Division of Taxation updated administrative guidance on New Jersey’s elective passthrough entity business alternative income tax (BAIT), which allows certain passthrough entities (PTEs) to report and pay tax at the entity level and provides a refundable tax credit for members of an electing PTE subject to New Jersey gross (individual) income tax [see previously issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on the 2020 enactment of the BAIT]. The updated guidance reflects legislation enacted earlier this year [see S.B. 4068 (2022) and previously issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on this 2022 legislation], which among other changes, effectively allows a potentially larger credit to be obtained for paying the optional tax for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2022. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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In this issue

Income/Franchise
New Hampshire: Proposed Rule Reflects NOL Changes Under Business Profits Tax

New Jersey: Updated Guidance on Elective Passthrough Entity BAIT

Oregon DOR Proposes Administrative Rules on New Elective PTE Level Tax

Oregon DOR Proposes Amended Rule to Clarify Process for Calculating Capital Loss Deduction

Oregon: Portland Metro Area Localities Pass Ordinances that Include Market-Based Sourcing

Gross Receipts
Washington DOR Adopts Rule Implementing B&O Tax Workforce Education Surcharges

Washington: Various DOR Rulings Address Application of B&O Tax Sourcing Rules

Sales/Use/Indirect
Nevada: Ninth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Franchise Fee Suit Against Streaming Entertainment Companies

Wisconsin DOR Says NFTs May be Taxable if Underlying Product, Good, or Service is Taxable

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