Upcoming National Meeting 2021 Canadian Tax Workshop/Webinar For U.S. Companies This webinar will be for half a day over 3 days and will cover key tax issues that U.S. Companies, who are doing business with Canadians or in Canada, need to know. The workshop will cover GST, HST and Income Tax, as well as QST, Payroll and Property Taxes. An interactive audit session discussing Canadian tax audit issues and an “Ask The Experts” session are also planned. This Workshop is ideal fo
Legislative Alert ISSUE 21-37; September 21, 2021 COST Supports Ohio Bill Limiting Local Political Subdivision Property Tax Complaints; One-Month Late Filing Penalty Waiver for October 15 Returns Requested
Cost Conscious ISSUE 21-19; September 24, 2021 State Section 965 Protective Refund Claims – There are many potential constitutional and statutory challenges to the state taxation of IRC Section 965 (Section 965) deemed repatriated income. Has your company filed (or do you intend to file) protective refund claims or do you otherwise intend to challenge the state taxation of Section 965 income in one or more states?
COST - Council on State Taxation Amicus Briefs Rockey and Linda Piazza and Paul Dennucci, as Assignees of Best Buy Stores, Inc. v. Glenn Hegar On June 2, COST filed a joinder to an amicus brief of the Texas Retailers Association and the National Retail Federation filed in support of the taxpayers’ Motion for Reconsideration.
COST - Council on State Taxation COST Studies, Articles & Reports Convergence and Divergence of Global and U.S. Tax Policies (Tax Notes State, Volume 101, p. 937-976) In this article, COST’s Karl Frieden and EY’s Barbara Angus describe the unprecedented convergence of international, federal, and state tax policies represented by the OECD/G-20 pillar 1 and 2 proposals; the importance of approaching U.S. tax policy from the perspective of aggregate federal and state tax impacts; and the potential risk of divergence between U.S. and global income tax rules that co
COST - Council on State Taxation COST Comments & Testimony Testimony in Support of H.B. 126 – Property Tax COST submitted testimony to Ohio Senate Ways and Means Committee in support of House Bill 126 which makes significant improvements by requiring a local political subdivision to notify property owners that a property tax valuation complaint may be filed, and by instituting a formal resolution process before a subdivision can contest a property owner’s valuation.
