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Multistate Tax  |  May 26, 2023
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Montana: New Law Creates Elective Pass-Through Entity Tax with Refundable Credit

S.B. 554, signed by gov. 5/19/23. Effective for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2022, new law allows some pass-through entities to make an annual election to pay state tax at the entity level for taxable years beginning after December 31, 2022. Under the new law, an owner that is not a pass-through entity may claim a refundable credit against their individual income taxes equal to their distributive share of tax paid by the electing pass-through entity; an owner that is an electing pass-through entity may claim a refundable credit against their composite tax, withholding, or pass-through entity tax equal to their distributive share of tax paid by the electing pass-through entity.

 

See recently issued Multistate Tax Alert for more details on this new law, and please contact us with any questions.

 

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Iowa DOR Asks for Requests for Guidance on New Pass-Through Entity Tax Election by June 7 Montana: New Law Eliminates List of Approximately 40 Tax Haven Countries and Jurisdictions Montana: New Mobile Workforce Law Includes 30-Day Threshold for Nonresident Withholding Montana: New Law Creates Elective Pass-Through Entity Tax with Refundable Credit Oregon Tax Court Addresses Inclusion of Commodities Hedging Receipts in Company’s Sales Factor South Carolina: New Law Updates State Conformity to Internal Revenue Code Virginia: Taxpayer May Choose Manufacturer’s Special Apportionment Method on Amended Return


Montana: New Law Addresses Virtual Currency and Requires its Liquidation When Filing Report


Texas Supreme Court Prohibits Localities from Entering into Contracts on Contingent-Fee Basis


New York enacts 2023: 2024 Budget Act




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