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For corporate and personal income tax purposes, the California Employment Development Department (EDD) is extending deadlines for employers in: – Butte County directly affected by…
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The Court of Appeals for the Federal Circuit has held that a car manufacturer and its wholly owned foreign sales corporation (FSC) were not the…
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The IRS is proposing to amend hardship distribution regulations to reflect changes in the law. In particular, the proposed regulations would reflect changes in the…
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During the week of November 5, President Donald Trump and House Ways and Means Committee Chairman Kevin Brady, R-Tex., issued a joint statement in connection…
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The Georgia Department of Revenue has expanded the tax amnesty granted to Georgia victims of Hurricane Michael to include additional counties. Details of the amnesty,…
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Taxpayers affected by the September gas explosions have been granted additional filing and payment extensions for Massachusetts state tax purposes. Payment and Filing Extension Dates…
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Remote sellers may have to begin collecting sales tax on their sales into Texas in late 2019. This change would be in response to the…
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Kentucky issued guidance on which state taxes corporations can deduct from taxable income. Which State Taxes Are Deductible? Kentucky allows a deduction for all state…
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Delaware amended its historic preservation credit regulation. Taxpayers can apply the credit for historic property rehabilitation expenses against: – corporate income tax liability; – bank…
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Businesses and individuals who are not in compliance with Connecticut tax laws may voluntarily register or bring their accounts into compliance. Voluntary Disclosure A taxpayer…
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