We are pleased to announce that our SALT practice has expanded with the recent addition of five associates: Jessica N. Allen in Sacramento, Chelsea E. Marmor and Douglas J. Upton in New York, DeAndre R. Morrow in Washington DC and Alla Raykin in Atlanta.
The group’s arrival to Sutherland’s more than 100-strong tax practice brings
For the second year, Sutherland Asbill & Brennan LLP is delighted to join TEI’s Audit & Appeals Seminar, sponsor, and lead a full day dedicated to state and local tax controversies covering:
Sutherland is pleased to announce that Partner Carley A. Roberts has been recognized as one of the “Outstanding Women in Tax” by Tax Analysts, a leading publisher of tax news and analysis.
A group of Tax Analysts editors, reporters and board members reviewed more than 300 submissions, of which only 10 women were honored for
Sutherland SALT has launched the “SALT Scoreboard,” a quarterly publication that tracks significant state tax litigation and controversy developments and tallies the results of taxpayer wins and losses across the country. Our quarterly publication will feature Sutherland’s observations regarding important state tax decisions and will identify trends by issue, state and forum as they emerge
Sutherland SALT is shaking things up again in state and local tax. We are pleased to announce several new enhancements to our SALT Shaker app. These improvements give users more options to customize and search content, making it even easier to be one step ahead with the latest coverage and commentary on state and local
On March 24, the Georgia General Assembly passed House Bill 960, which would adjust the statutory interest rate applicable to tax assessments and refunds and addresses other issues related to refund claims for Georgia sales and use taxes. H.B. 960 passed the legislature while the Georgia Department of Revenue continues to consider regulatory action that would
On March 22nd, South Dakota Governor Daugaard signed into law Senate Bill 106, the passage of which may be the ultimate vehicle to challenge Quill at the U.S. Supreme Court. With landslide support in the South Dakota Senate and House of Representatives, S.B. 106 adopts an economic nexus standard for sales tax remittance and allows
The New Jersey Division of Taxation recently named John Ficara as its new director, who will perform in an acting capacity until confirmed by the Senate.
In their article for State Tax Notes, Sutherland attorneys Leah Robinson and Open Weaver Banks interview Mr. Ficara to discuss his new role, what drew him to government
Over the last decade, multistate employers have witnessed a blizzard of state enforcement efforts of their nonresident withholding requirements. During that same time, large business tax departments have been snowed under by internal auditors’ questions of policies and procedures related to state nonresident withholding compliance. Even the U.S. Congress has shown an interest in plowing
While we’re not sure what “Auld Lange Syne” really means, we are sure that many older New Jersey tax cases remain helpful in addressing current corporation business tax and sales tax issues and, therefore, should not be forgotten.
View this article, reprinted from the January 4, 2016 issue of State Tax Notes, which
