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State & local tax advisor: January 2017

January 24, 2017 Article 1 min read
Authors:
Curtis Ruppal Mike Merkel Ron Cook
What’s new in state and local tax? Here are a few updates on activities within Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, New York City, and Oregon.

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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

  • 2016 tax return due dates, expiring credits, and other changes summarized
  • Personal property lease tax does not apply outside Chicago
  • Taxpayers required to file quarterly withholding tax returns in 2017

Indiana

  • Invalid corporate loans taxable as income of shareholder

Michigan

  • Material and supplies deductible from MBT tax base
  • Certain farmland preservation credits transferred to a trust can be claimed under MBT
  • Sales tax refund allowed as taxpayer remitted tax out of profits

New York City

  • Changes to mandatory first installment of estimated tax discussed
  • Entire gain from installment sale included in final year return

Oregon

  • Finance company had nexus with Oregon

Read the full January 2017 SALT advisor >>

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