This podcast is hosted by Open Weaver Banks and features excerpts from the webcast of a casual conversation with Duncan Riley, Director of the Conciliation Bureau at the NYC Department of Finance.
Open and Eric Tresh ask Duncan about his perspective on the New York City Conciliation Bureau’s role in heading off litigation and resolving
Learn how your company may benefit from special property tax relief provisions that may apply to disaster declarations concerning COVID-19 including:
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This podcast discusses issues taxpayers should consider when appealing proposed assessments including:
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This podcast discusses a recent Florida Technical Assistance Advisement concerning the communications services tax treatment of internet-based streaming video.
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This podcast discusses state and local tax issues arising from the COVID-19 crisis including:
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This podcast discusses a recent Washington B&O decision and a recent California OTA decision concerning:
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This podcast provides an overview of Multistate Tax Commission audits. It discusses:
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State and local tax jurisdictions continue to evolve their tax systems around the US. Analyzing the latest key decisions, legislative and regulatory changes, and revenue agency guidance, the Eversheds Sutherland SALT Team focuses on providing updates on the most important developments in US state and local tax.
We are pleased to announce the launch of
This podcast discusses the recently passed Maryland digital advertising tax, which proposes a first of its kind state tax on digital advertising imposed on gross revenues of up to 10%. The bill awaits Governor Larry Hogan’s signature – and he is expected to veto it. Our State and Local Tax team provides a ten
This podcast discusses the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals’ recent decision in A.F. Moore v. Pappas, which permitted a group of taxpayers to challenge their Cook County property tax assessments in federal court notwithstanding the Tax Injunction Act. It discusses:
