In the inaugural episode of GT’s state and local tax podcast – GeTtin’ SALTy – host Nikki Dobay is joined by Morgan Scarborough, VP of Tax Policy at MultiState Associates
Continue Reading GeTtin’ SALTy Episode 1 | Q1 SALT Legislative Update: A Conversation with Morgan Scarborough of MultiState Associates
On March 1, 2023, the House Revenue Committee will hold an informational hearing on three taxpayer-friendly bills:
Nikki E. Dobay, a shareholder in GT’s State & Local Tax (SALT) Practice, is quoted in a Tax Notes article titled “Business Groups Urge Oregon Lawmakers to End
Continue Reading Nikki Dobay Quoted in Tax Notes Article, ‘Business Groups Urge Oregon Lawmakers to End Throwback Rule’
The Maryland Comptroller’s recently completed Regulatory Evaluation Report reveals changes the Comptroller intends to propose to his regulatory guidance on how banks and similar institutions must allocate and apportion income
Continue Reading Maryland Comptroller’s Regulatory Evaluation Report Foreshadows Significant Changes to Regulations Relating to Apportionment for Banks
As this year’s filing deadline of Feb. 15, 2022 approaches, those representing nonprofit organizations with California properties may wish to determine whether their clients are eligible for any applicable exemption,
Continue Reading California Property Tax Exemptions for Nonprofits – Annual Filings Due Feb. 15, 2022
On Nov. 9, the IRS may have endorsed a workaround to the $10,000 cap on state and local taxes when it comes to state and local taxes paid by passthrough
Continue Reading IRS Endorses State and Local Tax Deduction Cap Workaround
Taxpayers are generally limited in their options for contesting state and local tax matters. The statutes imposing income, corporate, sales and property taxes prescribe the steps to be taken and
San Francisco’s 2020 Ballot will include five tax and bond measures, which if passed would provide for a total of $980 million in debt service for bonds, and tax increases
Continue Reading Tax Measures on San Francisco’s November 2020 Ballot
In November 2020, California voters will decide whether to fundamentally change how real property is taxed in the state. Proposition 15, if approved, would establish a “split roll” property tax
Continue Reading California Voters to Decide Whether to Increase Property Taxes on Commercial and Industrial Properties
On June 26, 2020, an administrative law judge in the New York City Tax Appeals Tribunal In the Matter of Mars Holdings, Inc. [TAT(H) 16-14 (GC)] held that the city
Continue Reading NYC Imposes Tax on Gain from Sale of an Intangible