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Income/Franchise:
Illinois DOR Proposes Changes to Special Apportionment Rules Involving Sales-Inducement Payments

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Proposed Amended 86 Ill. Adm. Code 100.3380, Ill. Dept. of Rev. (12/9/22). The Illinois Department of Revenue has proposed changes to its special allocation and apportionment rules to provide guidance for when certain sales-inducing payments from vendors to retailers should be included or excluded from the sales factor for Illinois corporate income tax purposes. The proposed changes include definitions for buying allowances, merchandising allowances and cost sharing agreements and provide examples for when these types of receipts should be included or excluded from the sales factor. Comments on this proposal are due no later than 45 days after its December 9, 2022 publication. Please contact us with any questions.

 

 

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In this issue

Income/Franchise
Colorado: New Public Hearing Date for Proposed Rules on Foreign Source Income and NOLs

Illinois DOR Proposes Changes to Special Apportionment Rules Involving Sales-Inducement Payments

Michigan: Computing Pro-forma FTI for Unitary Business Group Members Filing Federal Consolidated Return

New York: Telecom’s Combined Group Fails to Establish it is a QETC

Sales/Use/Indirect
Missouri DOR Addresses Implementation of Remote Seller and Marketplace Facilitator Nexus Provisions

Washington DOR Adopts Rule on Sourcing Retail Sales for B&O and Sales/Use Tax Purposes

Washington DOR Addresses Potential Refunds for Use of Proportional Attribution in Calculating Receipts Factor

Other/Miscellaneous
Tennessee: US District Court Dismisses Local Franchise Fee Suit Against Streaming Companies

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