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This podcast for the week of May 20, 2019 covers state and local tax developments in Florida, Hawaii, New Jersey, and Tennessee, as well as a Wayfair update in multiple states.

All of this week’s TWIST episodes

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Multistate: Two States Issue Wayfair-Related Guidance

Recent Wayfair updates in Virginia and Louisiana.

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Tennessee: Governor Signs Bill Addressing GILTI and 965 Income

On May 13, 2019, Governor Bill Lee signed Senate Bill 558 into law.

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Florida: Pending Legislation Adopts GILTI Exclusion; New Reporting Requirements

In Florida, House Bill 7127 has passed both houses of the legislature and should soon be sent to Governor DeSantis for signature.

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Hawaii: Bills Presented to Governor Would Adopt Corporate Tax Changes

There are three corporate income tax bills pending signature in Hawaii that would adopt fairly significant changes to the state’s corporate income tax laws.

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New Jersey: Revised Guidance Issued on Entities Included in the Combined Group

On May 15, 2019, the New Jersey Division of Taxation published revised Technical Bulletin-86(R).

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