State & local tax advisor: November 2016
What’s new in state and local tax? Here are a few updates on activities within Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York, and Ohio.
Plante Moran’s State & Local Tax team issues periodic newsletters to keep you apprised of important state and local tax changes.
Topics in this issue include:
Illinois
- Creditor entitled to sales tax refund after writing off bad debts
Indiana
- Online backup software not taxable
Michigan
- Guidance issued on eligible manufacturing personal property exemption
- Property tax treatment of leasehold improvements discussed
- U.S. Supreme Court asked to review ERISA preemption decision
- State to process Detroit business and fiduciary tax
New York
- Tax Must be separately stated on any invoice or other statement of the transaction
New York City
- Corporate income tax: Allocation of taxpayer’s receipts based on location of consultants, not salespeople
Ohio
- Ohio Supreme Court affirms bright-line presence test met by retailer with no physical presence
- Taxpayer could not change method of accounting on amended municipal return
- New pass-through entity for, created; tax filing tips discussed
Read the full November SALT Advisor >>
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