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Multistate Tax Alerts

Throughout the week, we highlight selected developments involving state tax legislative, judicial, and administrative matters. The alerts provide a brief summary of specific multistate developments relevant to taxpayers, tax professionals, and other interested persons. Read the recent alerts below or visit the archive.



California enacts legislation requiring income from ING trusts to be included in grantor’s income and subject to tax
On July 10, 2023, the California governor signed Senate Bill 131 (SB 131) into law. SB 131 made several changes to California’s tax laws, including a new Personal Income Tax Law (“PITL”) provision that, for taxable years beginning on or after January 1, 2023, requires the income of an incomplete gift nongrantor (“ING”) trust to be included in the grantor’s gross income and subject to California income tax, as if the trust were a grantor trust.

This Multistate Tax Alert summarizes this specific change made by SB 131 to California’s PITL and provides some taxpayer considerations.
[Issued: July 14, 2023] More



Connecticut extends corporation business tax surcharge and makes pass-through entity tax optional
On June 12, 2023, Connecticut House Bill 6941 (H.B. 6941) was enacted into law. This bill amends certain corporate income tax provisions, including extending the 10% surcharge for three additional years to taxable years beginning prior to January 1, 2026. The bill also revises Connecticut’s pass-through entity tax (“PTET”) rules, including making the PTET elective (instead of mandatory) for taxable years beginning in 2024.

This Multistate Tax Alert summarizes some of the provisions of H.B. 6941.
[Issued: July 14, 2023] More



New Jersey enacts changes to corporation tax laws
On July 3, 2023, New Jersey Assembly Bill 5323 (“A5323”) was enacted into law. A5323 makes various changes to the state’s corporation business tax rules by revising the state’s nexus standard, increasing the state’s net GILTI deduction to 95% by treating GILTI as a dividend, amending the State’s combined reporting provisions, providing a limited exception for decoupling from Internal Revenue Code section 174, updating the dividends received deduction (“DRD”) calculation, changing the net operating loss deduction, and changing the due date of the New Jersey corporate tax return.

This Multistate Tax Alert summarizes some of the relevant provisions of A5323.
[Issued: July 13, 2023] More



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In this issue

Florida: Service Provider Must Source Receipts Based on Costs of Performance Sourcing Methodology Maine: New Law Creates 1% Payroll Tax and Requires Employers to Remit It Massachusetts DOR Explains its Position on ATB’s Ruling that Software Developer is a Manufacturer Under Corporate Excise Tax Oregon: New Law Grants Oregon Tax Court with Exclusive Jurisdiction Over Local Income Tax Disputes Oregon: City of Salem Approves 0.814% Payroll Tax Requiring Businesses in Salem to Collect It Pennsylvania: City of Philadelphia DOR Says it Will Conform to Federal Tax Treatment under IRC §174 Pennsylvania DOR Says Due Dates are Extended for Certain 2018 and 2019 CNIT Refund Petitions


Federation of Tax Administrators Supports State Efforts to Promote Transparency, Certainty, and Clarity of State Tax Policies Involving Taxation of Digital Products Mississippi DOR Explains New Law on Taxability of Computer Software Services and Remote Access New Mexico: Updated Administrative Guidance Addresses Gross Receipts Taxation of Marketplace Providers


Ohio BTA Rulings Reflect that COVID Pandemic Impacted Hotel Valuations in 2020


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