KPMG's This Week in State Tax (TWIST)
Summary: Introducing KPMG's TWIST This Week in State Tax, a new tool from KPMG's State and Local Tax practice to help keep you up to date on the latest in state and local tax. TWIST features a series of short podcasts hosted by our Washington National Tax professionals who will cover state and local tax developments dating from the previous week.
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Podcasts:
Massachusetts: Department of Revenue Issues Working Draft Directive on Substantial Understatement Penalty
New York: Business Analytics Services Not Taxable Information Services
Rhode Island: Extension Payments Are Business Corporation Tax Payments That Start the Statute of Limitations for Refund Claims
California: Chief Counsel Ruling Addresses Throwback of Foreign Sales
California: Governor Signs Bill Requiring State Board of Equalization to Publish Certain Decisions
Illinois: Vehicle Telematics Services Are Information Services, Not Telecommunications Services
Massachusetts: Book Publisher Required to Use Single-Sales Factor Apportionment Formula for Manufacturing Companies
Massachusetts: Online Computer Back-Up Storage and Restoration Service Not Subject to Sales Tax
California: Board of Equalization Addresses Apportionment of Shipping Fee Income Associated With Sales of Goods
Oregon: Department of Revenue Addresses Multistate Tax Compact Elections
Washington: One In-State Visit in Seven Years and the Presence of Certain Leased Tangible Personal Property Does Not Create Substantial Nexus
Canada: An Unclaimed Property Program for Ontario
Colorado: Downloaded Software and Access to Databases Subject to Local Use Tax
New Jersey: Division Announces New Economic Nexus Voluntary Disclosure Initiative
Oregon: Tax Court Holds that Electricity is Not Tangible Personal Property; Addresses Application of Ultimate Destination Test
