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State & Local Tax news

May 2021

Welcome to the May 2021 Issue of the Aprio State & Local Tax (SALT) Newsletter

This issue of the newsletter contains articles addressing:

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If you have any comments or questions regarding current or future topics, or if you would like to learn more about Aprio's SALT Practice, please email me at jeff.glickman@aprio.com.

Jeff Glickman
Jeff Glickman, J.D., LL.M.
Partner-in-Charge, State & Local Tax Practice
 
1-May-27-2021-06-37-19-19-PM

 

An Update on the Wayfair Decision: And Then There Were None

By Jeff Glickman, J.D., LL.M, SALT Partner-in-Charge

Almost three years since the Wayfair decision established economic nexus for sales tax, the last three state holdouts — Kansas, Florida and Missouri — have finally passed economic nexus legislation.

 
4-May-27-2021-06-37-19-17-PM

 

Virginia Ruling Explains Documentation Requirement for Electronic Delivery of Software

By By Jess Johannesen, SALT Senior Manager

Many states do not tax software if it is delivered electronically, but as this Virginia ruling highlights, failure to document the delivery method properly will result in a taxable transaction.

 
3-May-27-2021-06-37-19-21-PM

 

Washington Businesses: Gross Receipts May Include Customer Reimbursements, Limiting Deductions

By By Tina M. Chunn, SALT Senior Manager

For Washington B&O tax purposes, when a business seeks reimbursement from a customer by invoicing for costs incurred to third parties, those amounts must be treated as gross receipts — unless the business is acting as the customer’s agent and is not separately liable for those amounts.

 

2-May-27-2021-06-37-19-16-PM

 

New York: Charges Incurred Through Tableside Tablet Content Are Now Taxable

By By Aspen Fairchild, SALT Associate

New York agrees with other states that have ruled that separately stated charges on a customer’s food and beverage bill for accessing premium content on tableside devices are subject to sales tax.

 

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