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Texas Franchise Tax Basics | Nexus

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If you own a business in Texas, you’ve likely encountered (for better or worse) the Texas franchise tax. The franchise tax is a tax imposed on any “taxable entity” that does business in Texas or that is chartered or...more

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Important Update: Changes to Tennessee Franchise Tax and Refund Opportunities

Legal Update Recent legislation signed into law may impact the way your Tennessee franchise tax is calculated and potentially allow you to receive a refund. Refund claims must be filed by November 30, 2024, so action should...more

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Delaware Franchise Tax for Startups

A common surprise for a new Delaware startup’s management team is the Delaware Franchise Tax. A management team often receives a letter informing it that its new corporation owes thousands of dollars in taxes and often is not...more

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[Podcast] Deep in the Heart of Updated Texas Franchise Tax Sourcing Rules

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In mid-January, the Texas Comptroller issued controversial amendments to its franchise (margin) tax apportionment sourcing rules. Are the rules an administrative drift towards market-based sourcing? Matt Hunsaker breaks down...more

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'Hyatt 3' Oral Argument And Potential State Tax Implications

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On Jan. 9, the United States Supreme Court heard oral argument in Franchise Tax Board v. Hyatt, a case addressing whether state agencies possess sovereign immunity from suit in sister state courts. Based on the oral argument,...more

Holland & Hart LLP

Taxpayer Victory in Utah Income Tax Single Sales Factor Case

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The Utah Tax Commission recently ruled in favor of a taxpayer in Case No. 16-155 by authorizing the taxpayer to use a single sales factor for Utah corporate franchise tax... Under Utah law, taxpayers in certain NAICS Codes...more

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Graphic Packaging Corporation v. Hegar: Texas’ Single-Factor Franchise Tax Apportionment Remains Mandatory

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The Texas Supreme Court recently held that taxpayers may not use the Multistate Tax Compact’s three-factor formula to apportion their Texas franchise tax base ? i.e., their “margin” ? in calculating their Texas franchise tax...more

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To Be a Franchise or Not to Be….

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When starting a new business, many people toy with the idea of opening a franchised business. What is a franchise, exactly? Legally speaking, a franchise has three components: 1) license of trademarks and systems, 2)...more

Allen Matkins

California Continues Crackdown on 1031 Exchanges

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During the last several years, the California Franchise Tax Board (“FTB”) has been closely scrutinizing section 1031 exchanges, and finding section 1031 exchanges to be a fruitful area for state tax audits. While California...more

McNees Wallace & Nurick LLC

PA Tax Law News - February 2014

In This Issue: PA Governor's Budget Proposal Preserves Capital Stock/Franchise Tax Phase-out; Shopping Guides and Inserts; Documentation Requirements for Sales of Fuel Oil; Property Tax Notes; and PA Issues on Appeal -...more

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Focused on Franchise Law - January 2014

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FRANCHISOR 101: ITEM 19: MAKE A LIST AND CHECK IT TWICE - Hardware store franchisor, Ace Hardware Corporation, recently prevailed in several fraud claims brought by two former Indiana franchisees in Avon Hardware Co.,...more

Baker Donelson

Spotlight on Tennessee: DOR Clarifies Franchise and Excise Tax Classification of SMLLCs and Series LLCs

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In November, the Tennessee Department of Revenue (Department) issued two notices to help clarify Franchise and Excise Tax classification of single member LLCs (SMLLCs) and series LLCs. ...more

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PA Capital Stock/Franchise Tax Phase-out Deferred; Related Party Addback Enacted; Numerous Other Tax and Credit Changes Made

On June 30th Governor Corbett signed a $28.4 billion state appropriations package which provides modest increases in some areas and flat funding in others. Although the popular press suggested that the budget included no...more

Morrison & Foerster LLP

Not So EZ Anymore? The Tenuous State of California’s Enterprise Zone Credit

California's Enterprise Zone Act was promulgated "to stimulate business and industrial growth in the depressed areas of the state by relaxing regulatory controls that impede private investment" and to create a "strong,...more

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