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Oregon taxpayers to receive record $5.6 billion kicker tax rebate
Oregon taxpayers can anticipate receiving an unprecedented kicker tax rebate of $5.6 billion, based on the near-final forecasts released on Wednesday. This rebate works out to the median taxpayer receiving approximately $980, nearly three times larger than the previous kicker. This substantial payout underscores Oregon’s economic resilience following the pandemic, along with the underestimated strength…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 2nd Quarter 2023
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition includes crucial updates on economic nexus standards and thresholds for various states, changes in the taxability of retail delivery fees, challenges in digital advertising tax, and the taxability of drop shipping transactions. Learn more about…
Read More2023 KBF Director Promotions
We are pleased to announce the promotions of Jeff Storch and Brian Kehoe. Jeff Storch Jeff is an experienced Corporate Tax professional with nearly two decades of public accounting expertise specializing in ASC 740 Accounting for Income Taxes. With a diverse client base ranging from start-ups to multinational corporations, he provides comprehensive services encompassing…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 1st Quarter 2023
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition includes important rulings in taxable software services and digital goods, sales tax for third-party retailers, taxability of credit reporting services, sales tax for ticket resale, and more. Learn more about these developments by downloading the…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 4th Quarter 2022
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition includes important filing deadlines for businesses, changes in tax rates, tax requirements on digital services and remote sellers, and more. Learn more about these developments by downloading the newsletter here.
Read MoreDoing Business in the City of San Francisco: Meeting Your Regulatory Requirements
Companies doing business in San Francisco (the city) are required to register and pay an annual registration fee. The general deadline for paying license fees for the 2023-2024 period is May 31, 2023. Furthermore, general businesses may be subject to up to four city taxes: the San Francisco Gross Receipts, Homelessness Gross Receipts, Commercial Rents,…
Read MoreLos Angeles City Business Tax: What You Need To Know
Companies and individuals doing business in the City of Los Angeles and its neighboring cities may find themselves subject to the annual Los Angeles City Business Tax (LACBT), due on February 28, 2023. With work-from-home arrangements becoming more common, along with broad nexus standards, companies may find themselves unexpectedly triggering a filing obligation or increasing/decreasing…
Read MoreNew Portland Tax Alignment for City, County, and Metro Approved
The Portland City Council recently voted to simplify the sales factor apportionment for businesses in the area. These approved changes would allow Portland, Multnomah County, and Metro taxing authorities to use the state’s sales factor apportionment starting on or after January 1, 2023. The update aims to reduce the differences between jurisdictions and enables them…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 3rd Quarter 2022
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition features updates on marketplace seller clarifications, the tax treatment of digital goods and digital advertising, and tax treatment of IT as a service and other information services. Learn more about these developments by downloading the…
Read MoreKBF Sales and Use Tax Newsletter – 2nd Quarter 2022
KBF’s quarterly newsletter updates clients on sales and use tax news, developments, and trends from around the country. This edition features updates on the tax treatment of digital goods, interstate transactions, and lease of equipment. Learn more about these developments by downloading the newsletter here.
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