Passthrough Entity Tax Elections – What You Should Know
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Passthrough entity tax elections are a hot topic these days, with numerous states passing this kind of legislation ...
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Georgia Governor Signs Tax Reduction and Reform Act of 2022
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On April 26, 2022, Governor Brian P. Kemp signed the Tax Reduction and Reform Act of 2022 which ...
Continue Reading SALT Rocks April 2021: Sales Tax on Digital Products & Services…Coming Soon to a State Near You?
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Jeff Dorris, CPA | Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC What exactly is a digital product? In Maryland, it includes ...
Continue Reading SALT Rocks August 2020: The Right Technology Makes Sales Tax a Snap
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Jeff Dorris, CPA | Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC Technology has transformed nearly every aspect of life in the ...
Continue Reading How Retailers Can Navigate a Post-Wayfair World
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Jeff Dorris, CPA | Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC The Wayfair decision hurled a veritable bomb into the retail ...
Continue Reading SALT Rocks July 2021: An Increasingly Remote Workforce Creates Tax Concerns for Employers
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Jeff Dorris, CPA | Mauldin & Jenkins, LLC As COVID-19 eases in the U.S., Americans are venturing back ...
Continue Reading Smart state and local tax strategy delivers big payoffs for small and mid-sized businesses
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The average citizen tends to think of taxes almost exclusively in terms of federal obligations, but every business ...
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Georgia’s Pass-Through Entity Tax Election Offers SALT Cap Workaround
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By: Rob Douglas, CPA Ever since the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act capped the individual deduction for state ...
Continue Reading SaaS Providers Face Complex Sales Tax Considerations
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The U.S. business taxation system is rarely cited as overly simplistic, but for creators and resellers of software-as-a-service ...
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