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This podcast for the week of September 10, 2018 covers state and local tax developments in Maine, New Jersey, Oregon, and a Multistate update on the Wayfair decision.

All of this week’s TWIST episodes

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ME: Conformity Legislation Passes During Special Session

The legislature passed a bill that updates Maine’s conformity to the Internal Revenue Code and also addresses federal tax reform for both individuals and corporations.

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NJ: Tax Court Rules in Favor of Division in Sales Tax Sourcing Dispute

A recent, unpublished New Jersey Tax Court opinion illustrates the importance of keeping good records.

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OR: Nonresident Pass-Through Entity Owner’s Source Income Not Determined

Recently, the Oregon Tax Court addressed how a nonresident individual’s Oregon source income derived from investments in several pass-through entities should be determined.

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Multistate: More State Responses to Wayfair Decision

States continue to issue guidance or statements since the recent U.S. Supreme Court decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair.

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