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Maryland Raises Taxes on Tobacco
The Maryland General Assembly passed a bill that raises the tax on certain tobacco products (SB 1302).
Arizona Repeals Use Tax Declaration Requirement
Arizona repealed their consumer use tax declaration requirement. Arizona residents no longer have to report their use tax liability on their income tax returns now that Governor Jan Brewer signed Senate Bill 1214 into law. However, consumers who make purchases where … Continue reading
California Governor: Increase Tax for $15.7 Billion Gap
California Governor Jerry Brown called for new spending cuts and higher taxes to offset the unexpected $15.7 billion budget gap, originally forecast at $9 billion.
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Tagged california, California budget gap, California sales tax increase, Jerry Brown tax
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Texas Amazon Tax Deal Illegal?
Texas tax lawyer and former deputy state comptroller, Buck Wood, has raised concerns that the recent deal between Texas and Amazon violates the state constitution, according to statesman.com.
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Tagged amazon illegal tax deal, amazon sales tax, Buck Wood, susan combs, texas, Texas amazon deal
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Minnesota Senate Passes “Amazon” Tax Bill
UPDATE: 5/11/2012 Tax Analysts reports that a Conference Committee removed the “Amazon” law portion of SF 2391. The Minnesota Senate passed a bill that will require out-of-state retailers to collect sales tax if they do more than $10,000 in annual … Continue reading
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Tagged affiliate tax law, amazon tax law, minnesota, tax nexus
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Tennessee to Decrease Sales Tax on Food
Tennessee stands poised to lower their sales tax rate on non-prepared food items. If signed by the Governor, Tennessee House Bill 3763 will lower the sales tax rate on food and food ingredients* from 5.5% to 5.25%, effective July 1, … Continue reading
Washington Restaurants and Sales Tax
The Washington Department of Revenue published an online guide to help restaurants comply with Washington sales tax law.
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Tagged complimentary meal tax, exemption for meals, washington
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Washington Local Sales Tax Rate Changes July, 2012
The Washington Department of Revenue posted a notice on their website signaling several city sales tax rate changes that will go into effect July 1, 2012:
Colorado Tax Exemption for Low-Emitting Heavy Vehicles
The Colorado Department of Revenue released a bulletin explaining the sales and use tax exemption for heavy vehicles that meet low-emission standards.
Nevada Local Sales Tax Rate Increase
The Nevada Department of Revenue announced that the sales tax rate in White Pine County will increase from 7.475% to 7.725%, effective July 1, 2012. The tax increase is a result of The White Pine County Commission voting to reinstate … Continue reading
