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Maryland: Updated Form Instructions Say PTE Tax Election Must be Made with First Tax Payment for the Applicable Tax Year

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Maryland Form 510/511D: Pass-Through Entity Declaration of Estimated Income Tax, Md. Comptroller (2023). Regarding Maryland’s optional election for eligible pass-through entities (PTEs) to pay tax on all members’ shares of income with a corresponding income tax credit for members [see S.B. 523 (2020) and previously issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on the enacting legislation, as well as S.B. 787 (2021) and S.B. 496 (2021) for subsequently enacted clarifying legislation], the Maryland Comptroller of the Treasury released updated 2023 PTE estimated income tax form instructions providing the following:

 

“For tax years beginning after December 31, 2022, the election must be made, if at all, with the first estimated tax payment of the tax year. The election made with the first estimated payment is irrevocable. Once the election to remit tax at the entity level with respect to all members’ shares is made for the tax year, this box must be checked with all subsequent declaration payments.”

 

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Arizona: New Law Updates State Conformity to IRC Maryland: Updated Form Instructions Say PTE Tax Election Must be Made with First Tax Payment for the Applicable Tax Year Massachusetts DOR’s Release on FY 2023 Budget Addresses State Treatment of IRC §§461(l) and 1400Z


Minnesota DOR Explains Marketplace Provider Collection and Remittance Requirements and Exemptions The South Carolina Court of Appeals overturned a ruling from the South Carolina Administrative Law Court (ALC), holding that in granting South Carolina’s machine exemption and pollution control machine exemption on certain items purchased by a food produce processor, the ALC erroneously broadened the two sales and use tax exemptions beyond the plain meaning of the applicable statutes.


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