Perspectives

The Tax Cuts and Jobs Act limited to $10,000 the individual deduction of state and local property and income taxes. This SALT cap effectively increased individual income taxes on taxpayers working or... Read more

A Bill of Complaint had been filed with the U.S. Supreme Court challenging a Massachusetts regulation that reached across the New Hampshire border and imposed an income tax on New Hampshire residents... Read more

If employees begin making their temporary work from home arrangements permanent, employers must address new tax implications for their businesses and their employees. Read more

For some, the temporary adaptation of working from home is leaning towards the permanent. This is evident in the states' recent developments regarding how they will modify statutes to collect income... Read more

Are you a resident of this state? On the surface, this is a simple question to answer. However, for tax purposes, it’s a lot more complex. Read more

Now that we are working from home more than ever before, companies may encounter new state tax filing responsibilities. How will a company know if and when to make adjustments? Read more

Topics include DGC's 2020 Tax Calendar, a state sales tax podcast, The SECURE Act & More! Read more

Scott Thomas discusses what corporations should do if they need to file returns in other states or what they should do if they are unsure where they stand. Read more

The “Tax Cuts and Jobs Act” introduced numerous changes that are impacting the real estate industry. Which ones are the most important to consider? Read more

Most companies currently operate in more than their home state whether they realize it or not. The expansion of the taxing authorities of the various states through legislation has left many companies... Read more