Using the Ohio Means Internships and Co-ops Program for your Benefit
The Ohio Means Internships and Co-ops Program (OMIC) is an investment of state and private dollars to increase the number of internships and co-ops for employers and students in key industries to close the skills gap, increase student completion and give Ohio a competitive advantage in the global human capital
Amazon Begins Collecting Sales Tax in Ohio
After announcing that it will be building three datacenters in Ohio, online retail giant Amazon began collecting sales tax on online orders placed from Ohio after June 1, 2015. This is a result of the JobsOhio deal between Amazon and the state of Ohio, and is expected to generate between
Ohio Class Action Suit – In Violation of the US Commerce Clause
Ohio taxpayers initiated action with the Franklin County Court of Common Pleas during July 2012, seeking a determination that the erroneous way the city of Gahanna, Ohio and the Regional Income Tax Authority (“RITA”) have interpreted the Gahanna City Code has resulted in an over-collection of taxes from Gahanna residents
Texas 25% Across the Board Tax Cut for Businesses in 2016
On May 28, 2015, the Texas state legislation passed CSHB 32, a bill to reduce the Texas franchise taxes across the board by 25%, and increases the number of taxpayers allowed to use the E-Z computation and rate. The Texas franchise tax, or “margins tax” has routinely been the subject
Business Innovators: Sweeping Reform passes the House – Research Tax Credits Expanded and Simplified for 2015
The Research & Experimentation Tax Credit is designed to incentivize US companies to invest in R&D, create high paying jobs in the US, and create new technologies and innovations, thereby stimulating economic growth and opportunity. Research shows that the benefits of the credit outweigh the costs in lost tax revenue,