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This podcast for the week of March 25, 2019 covers state and local tax developments in Arkansas and Louisiana, and a multistate development and Wayfair update.

All of this week’s TWIST episodes

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Arkansas: State Liquidation of Unclaimed Securities May Reverse Consumer Protections

State unclaimed property laws require that if a securities account has gone inactive after a prescribed period of time, then the securities must be reported and delivered to the state.

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Louisiana: Regulation Outlining Local Sales Tax VDA Program Adopted

In 2017, legislation establishing the Louisiana Uniform Local Sales Tax was signed into law.

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Multistate: State Income Tax Nexus Bills

There are bills pending in a handful of states that, if enacted, would revise the state’s corporate income tax nexus standard.

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Multistate: More State Wayfair-Related Legislation Advances

State lawmakers continue to advance legislation addressing remote sellers and marketplace facilitators and many of these proposals are pending signature, or have recently been signed into law.

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