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HI: Economic nexus bill sent to governor

June 11, 2019

Senate Bill 2514 has been sent to Governor Ige for signature that adopts economic nexus standards for Hawaii General Excise Tax purposes.

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HI: Conformity bill sent to governor

June 11, 2019

Senate Bill 2821, Hawaii’s conformity bill, has been sent to Governor Ige for signature. The bill addresses Hawaii’s conformity to federal estate tax laws changes and to the Internal Revenue Code for corporate and individual income tax purposes.

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OH: Despite title transfer occurring in Texas, sales of goods were sitused to Ohio

June 11, 2019

The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals has addressed whether a Texas-based clothing manufacturer was subject to Commercial Activity Tax or CAT.

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Washington: Penalties/interest may be imposed for unclaimed property non-compliance

June 11, 2019

Due to changes in Washington’s unclaimed property law in 2015, businesses that are not compliant with the law may now be subject to new mandatory penalty and interest charges for non-compliance.

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