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Multistate Tax  |  May 5, 2023
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Illinois DOR Adopts Changes to Special Apportionment Rules Involving Sales-Inducement Payments

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Amended 86 Ill. Adm. Code 100.3380, Ill. Dept. of Rev. (4/28/23). The Illinois Department of Revenue adopted changes to its special allocation and apportionment rules to provide guidance for when certain sales-inducing payments from vendors to retailers must be included (or excluded) from the sales factor for Illinois corporate income tax purposes. The 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. The amended version took effect on April 12, 2023. Please contact us with any questions.

 

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Georgia: New Law Updates State Conformity to IRC and Decouples from TCJA Changes to IRC §174 Illinois DOR Adopts Changes to Special Apportionment Rules Involving Sales-Inducement Payments New York Budget Extends Expiring Business Income Tax Rates and Increases MCTMT Rate Pennsylvania DOR Addresses Corporate Income Tax Treatment and Apportionment of Electricity Washington DOR Explains Meaning of Domicile and Allocation Rules Under New Capital Gains Tax Wisconsin DOR Summarizes Ruling on Intercompany Royalties, Business Purpose and Economic Substance


Georgia: New Law Taxes Certain Retail Purchases and Sales of Specified Digital Products Indiana: Software Purchased Pre-July 2018 Deemed Exempt Because No Possessory Interest Michigan: Notice Explains Implementation of New Law Exempting Delivery and Installation Charges Wisconsin DOR Summarizes Ruling on Taxability of Online Platform’s Secondary Ticket Sales


Alabama Tax Tribunal rules that nonresident’s income from Alabama company is subject to tax




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