Maryland’s 2021 digital advertising tax — the first of its kind in the U.S. — was poised to raise an estimated $250 million annually by taxing corporations like Google and Facebook for selling online ads. However, the tax would apply to corporations of all sizes, with the rate...
Read MoreOn September 23, 2022, Senate Bill 246 went into effect. Beginning with tax year 2022, Ohio pass-through entities (PTEs) may elect to be taxed at the entity level, allowing them to deduct from their federal income the amount of PTE tax they paid for the year. The measure is meant to allow...
Read MoreNow is arguably an exciting time for businesses and their owners. Flexibility and innovation offer endless possibilities. But that excitement also comes with its challenges — from finding the right talent, to understanding evolving tax laws for employees who may sit in a completely...
Read MoreAs a professional services firm, we focus on helping others be successful — our clients and their businesses, our colleagues and our profession as a whole. As leaders in an industry that is constantly changing and presenting new challenges (which we welcome), we are also committed to...
Read MoreOn June 14, 2022, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 246 (S.B. 246) into law, giving businesses in the state potential relief from the federal tax burden created by the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act’s (TCJA) $10,000 cap on state and local tax deductions. Under this new legislation...
Read MoreOn May 6, the New York Senate enacted Bill S8948, giving eligible S corporations and partnerships more time to evaluate and elect the state’s pass-through entity tax for 2022. The new amendment allows entities that missed the March 15, 2022, deadline until September 15, 2022, to make their...
Read MoreGovernor Whitmer signed H.B. 5376 on December 20, 2021, enacting a flow-through entity tax for those doing business in Michigan. This legislation was passed as a workaround to the federal $10,000 state and local tax deduction limitation that has frustrated many business owners since it was passed...
Read MoreAs the pandemic drags on, employees continue to split their time between the office and home — leaving many questions for employers and employees related to city income tax withholding. Below takes a look at the reality Ohio municipalities have faced over the past two years and where those...
Read MoreHappy New Year! Gov. Whitmer has given Michigan residents a present in the form of an election to have pass-through entities pay, and deduct, state taxes paid on behalf of its pass-through owners, retroactively effective January 1, 2021.This election removes these taxes from the individual...
Read MoreThe election of a new president in 2020 created much speculation regarding changes to tax law, but minimal lasting changes actually took place in 2021.While the Consolidated Appropriations Act and American Rescue Plan modified and expanded some tax provisions for 2021, we still rely on the Tax...
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