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Tax Assessments: Minimum Evidentiary Foundation Required

When a taxpayer challenges an assessment issued by a state or local taxing authority, the taxing authority will typically assert that its assessment should be afforded a presumption of correctness, and the burden of proof is...more

State Tax vs. Local Tax – Is there a Difference?

Must a state tax and a local tax be considered together when determining whether either of them pass constitutional muster? In a recent decision, the Pennsylvania Supreme Court said “no” and determined that the City of...more

What’s Shaking: Blank Rome State + Local Tax Roundup - March 2023

Blank Rome’s nationally prominent State + Local Tax attorneys are thought leaders in the community as frequent guest speakers at various local and national conferences throughout the year. Our State + Local Tax attorneys...more

What’s Shaking: Blank Rome State + Local Tax Roundup - November 2022

Blank Rome’s nationally prominent State + Local Tax attorneys are thought leaders in the community as frequent guest speakers at various local and national conferences throughout the year. Our State + Local Tax attorneys...more

What’s Shaking: Blank Rome State + Local Tax Roundup - October 2022

Blank Rome’s nationally prominent State + Local Tax attorneys are thought leaders in the community as frequent guest speakers at various local and national conferences throughout the year. Our State + Local Tax attorneys...more

10/21/2022  /  Local Taxes , SALT , State Taxes , Tax Planning

Alaska Supreme Court Saves Poorly Worded Tax Statute

When is a tax statute so poorly worded that it violates due process by being unconstitutionally vague and failing to give taxpayers fair notice of their compliance obligations? On August 5, 2022, the Alaska Supreme Court...more

A Fee or a Tax? Beware of Localities Going Too Far

On May 20, 2022, the Texas Supreme Court held that a locality lacked authority under Texas law to impose a licensing fee on a construction trash-hauling company that was calculated as a percentage of the company’s revenue....more

California Appellate Court Orders Penalty Waiver

On March 30, 2022, a California intermediate appellate court held that a penalty waiver of approximately $1.7 million was required for the taxpayers, owners and operators of San Francisco boutique hotels, inasmuch as the...more

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