Understanding Indiana Sales Tax Nexus
Growth in business is essential for success. Whether it comes from upselling existing customers, identifying new opportunities or enhancing offerings, the ability to generate new income is essential to the vitality of a company. While management focuses on the best strategy to facilitate growth it’s rare if there is any
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Indiana Voluntary Disclosure Program
Tax regulations can be tricky especially true when dealing with sales, use and other taxes assessed on businesses, and in some cases, individuals. If a taxpayer is unaware a tax liability exists it may take years before they are alerted and it’s often by the state Department of Revenue. The
Ohio Supreme Court Upholds CAT Tax – No Physical Presence Required
The Ohio Supreme Court recently upheld the “bright-line” factor presence test in Ohio’s Commercial Activity Tax (CAT) law. The taxpayers argued that imposition of the CAT gross receipts tax on out-of-state sellers with no physical presence in Ohio violated the Commerce Clause. Sellers are subject to the CAT if they
DOL Rule May Require Retroactive Overtime Pay
Earlier this year, the Department of Labor (DOL) announced that, effective December 1, 2016, overtime pay would apply to full-time workers earning up to $47,476 per year, up from the current salary of $23,660. The rule was delayed upon the granting of a preliminary injunction in federal court on November