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California Revises Draft Alternative Apportionment Regulation: Confidentiality Waiver Remains

The California Franchise Tax Board (“FTB”) recently issued a revised draft regulation regarding the procedures for a taxpayer to petition for alternative apportionment under section 25137(d), title 18 of the California Code...more

California Holds Interested Parties Meeting on Proposed Remote Seller Regulations

On May 23, 2019, the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration (DTFA) held an interested parties meeting to discuss proposed amendments to the sales and use tax regulations related to the recently enacted California...more

State + Local Tax Insights: Spring Issue 2019

IMPORTANT SALT CONSIDERATIONS IN M&A: ARE YOU EXPOSED FOR SALT? - Right now, we are seeing a lot of deal activity. 2018 was the third busiest year ever for mergers and acquisitions (“M&A”), with more than $3.8 trillion...more

California Enacts Remote Seller and Marketplace Facilitator Sales and Use Tax Legislation

On April 25, 2019, California Governor Gavin Newsom signed remote seller and marketplace facilitator sales and use tax legislation with a threshold of $500,000 of sales of tangible personal property, regardless of the number...more

NJ Tax Court Orders Full Unreasonable Exception to Royalty Addback

The New Jersey Tax Court held yesterday, February 27, 2019, in a precedential published opinion that a royalty payor was not required to add back any portion of the royalties that it paid to a related licensor under the...more

New Jersey Tax Court Rules That Intercompany Payments Are Not Taxes for Purposes of the State Tax Addback

The Tax Court of New Jersey released its state tax addback decision in Daimler Investments US Corporation v. Director, Division of Taxation on January 31, 2019. The Tax Court agreed with our assertion that amounts Daimler...more

2/4/2019  /  Local Taxes , State Taxes , Tax Court

State + Local Tax Insights: Summer Issue 2018

Words Matter: Complying with State Tax Laws - Statutes mean what they say. As the late Justice Scalia once quipped, the proper role of the courts “is to apply the text, not to improve upon it.” However, revenue departments...more

Virginia Supreme Court Confirms that the Department’s Interpretation is Entitled to No Weight

The Virginia Supreme Court granted the Company’s petition for rehearing and confirmed that the Department of Revenue’s interpretations that are not contained in regulations are entitled to no weight. ...more

Murphy’s Law: What Can Be, Will Be Taxed In New Jersey?

There is a new governor in town and his name is Phil Murphy. And like President Trump, New Jersey Gov. Murphy has taxes on his mind. During his days as a candidate and now as New Jersey governor, Phil Murphy has been...more

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