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Gross Receipts:
California: City of Oakland Voters Approve a New Progressive Business Tax Rate Structure

Measure T, approved by voters 11/8/22. In California’s recent election held on November 8, the City of Oakland (City) voters approved a measure that repeals the existing Oakland Business Tax and replaces it with a new gross receipts tax incorporating a progressive tax rate structure ranging from .05% to .55% of Oakland gross receipts. The new ordinance also makes other changes, both procedural and substantive, including revised penalty rates, appoints the City Administrator to administer the tax and issue rulings, provides an appeals process to an appointed board, and substitutes a payroll tax in lieu of the receipts tax for certain businesses. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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In this issue

Administrative
Arizona Voters Appear to Back a Required 60% Voter Support for Tax Increases via Ballot Measure

Income/Franchise
Ohio Department of Taxation Finalizes Rule on New Elective PTE-Level Tax

Texas: On Remand, Appellate Court Affirms District Court Ruling on Sourcing Satellite Radio Subscription Receipts

Virginia: Pass-Throughs May Have to Withhold Tax on Nonresidents Whose Ownership Interests are Held by IRAs

Gross Receipts
California: City of Oakland Voters Approve a New Progressive Business Tax Rate Structure

Sales/Use/Indirect
Arkansas: Eighth Circuit Affirms Dismissal of Local Franchise Fee Suit Against Streaming Companies

Georgia: Online Service Platform Deemed Responsible for Collecting Tax on Underlying Booking Fees

Washington DOR Addresses Exemption for Purchases of Machinery and Equipment Used in R&D Operation

Wyoming Supreme Court Says Services to Repair TPP are Taxable Only if They Improve TPP Value

Property
Michigan: Big-Box Retailer Potentially Allowed Functional Obsolescence Deduction in Valuation Case

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