202101.06
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Arkansas—Sales and Use Tax: Voters Approve Constitutional Amendment Making Local Tax Permanent

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

Arkansas: Voters in Arkansas have approved making a temporary 0.5% sales tax permanent. The revenue is dedicated to state and local transportation. According to the latest data, 45% voted against the measure, while 55% voted for it. The approved measure will amend the Arkansas Constitution to permanently have a 0.5% sales tax for state highways, bridges,…

202012.23
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New York—Sales and Use Tax: Coupon Processing Services Not Taxable

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

New York:  A taxpayer’s coupon clearing products it sells to advertisers that issue discount coupons and the retailers that accept them are not subject to New York sales and use tax. Products Sold To Retail Customers The primary function of the coupon clearing product that the taxpayer sells to its retailer customers is the service…

202011.11
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Missouri—Sales and Use Tax: Guided Fly Fishing Trips Not Taxable as “Place of Amusement, Entertainment or Recreation”

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

Missouri: A corporation was not liable for the Missouri sales and use tax on fees paid by its customers for the taxpayer’s guided fly fishing trips as the taxpayer was neither a place of amusement nor did it control the place of amusement. In this matter, the taxpayer admitted that it did not offer classes,…

202009.30
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Illinois—Sales and Use Tax: Rates of Reimbursement for Physician Services Increased

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

Illinois—Sales and Use Tax: Rates of Reimbursement for Physician Services Increased; Provisions Relating to Annual Assessments on Hospitals Changed An amendment to Illinois sales and use tax legislation discusses that (1) the Department of Public Health (department) is increasing rates of reimbursement for physician services to as close to 60% of Medicare rates in effect…

202009.16
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State and Local Sales Tax Rates, Midyear 2020

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

Rates are constantly changing, and business owners should check their state comptrollers’ offices to update their rates. Key Findings are: Forty-five states and the District of Columbia collect statewide sales taxes. Local sales taxes are collected in 38 states. In some cases, they can rival or even exceed state rates. The five states with the highest…

202009.02
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Arkansas—Sales and Use Tax: Farmer’s ATV Purchase

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

Arkansas – Farmer’s ATV Purchase Did Not Qualify for Farm Machinery and Equipment Exemption A taxpayer’s protest against Arkansas sales tax assessment on its purchase of an ATV was denied because the taxpayer failed to prove entitlement to the farm machinery and equipment exemption by a preponderance of the evidence. Generally, farm machinery and equipment…

202008.26
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California—Restaurant Operator Liable for Tax on Unreported Sales Made by It’s Concessionaire.

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

California– Restaurant Operator Liable for Tax on Unreported Sales Made by It’s Concessionaire A restaurant operator (taxpayer) was properly liable for California sales and use tax on unreported taxable sales made by another entity because the entity was operating as a concessionaire on the taxpayer’s business. Generally, a prime retailer may be held jointly and…

202008.12
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Kansas Announces Q3 Sales and Use Tax Rate Change

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Uncategorized

The Kansas DOR announces the local sales and use tax rate changes below for the quarter beginning July 1, 2020. City Rate Changes City rate changes and developments are as follows: Burlingame increases its rate from 8.5% to 9.0%. Princeton increases its rate from 8.5% to 9.5%. Douglass decreases its rate from to 8.5% 7.5%….

202007.02
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Virginia—Sales and Use Tax Authorized to Impose Additional Tax

by Chanel Christoff Davis in Sales Tax, State Sales Tax Laws, Uncategorized

Charlotte County  – Charlotte County is authorized to impose an additional local Virginia sales and use tax at a rate of up to 1%, subject to voter approval. If approved, the additional tax would not be levied on food purchased for human consumption that is taxed at a reduced rate.  Source Prince George County – Prince George…