Spending Bill Extends Ban on Internet Tax, Again
An extension until October 1, 2015 of a ban on taxing Internet access was included in the $1.1 trillion government funding bill passed by the House and the Senate. The…
Robert W. Malone Receives Foundation Commitment Award
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLC is proud to announce that Robert W. Malone, partner, has received the first-time Foundation Commitment Award for his years of dedicated service to the Akron…
Much-Needed Municipal Income Tax Reform Approved by Ohio Senate; House Set to Vote Next
The Ohio Senate passed House Bill (“H.B.”) 5, which would streamline Ohio’s municipal income tax system. H.B. 5 is greatly needed due to the over 600 different municipalities with varying…
31 Buckingham attorneys named 2015 Ohio Super Lawyers
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, LLC is proud to announce that 31 attorneys from the firm were recognized on the 2015 Ohio Super Lawyers list, including seven Rising Stars. Lawyers are…
Twelve Buckingham attorneys included in the 2014 Super Lawyers Business Edition
Buckingham, Doolittle & Burroughs, along with twelve of the firm’s attorneys, have been included in the 2014 Super Lawyers Business Edition. Super Lawyers Business Edition is an annual resource that serves…
Amid Soaring Cyber Monday Sales, Marketplace Fairness Act Debate Heats Up
Following Black Friday, attention turns to the tremendous amount of online sales made during Cyber Monday / Cyber Week. With online sales continuing to increase as well as the looming…
Dean Matthew J. Wilson visits Buckingham
Dean Matthew J. Wilson of the University of Akron School of Law visited Buckingham’s Akron office on Tuesday, December 4th. Wilson met with Buckingham attorneys (20 of which are alumni…
Buckingham Donates Tree to Akron Children’s Hospital
For the first year, Buckingham’s Akron office donated a tree to Akron Children’s Hospital’s Holiday Tree Festival. The tree, named Blue Serenity, is adorned with silver, white and blue decorations.…
Transportation for Hire: Truck Exemption Disallowed Due to Lack of Evidence
In Arcaro v. Testa, Ohio BTA Dkt. No. 2014-432 (10/22/2014), the Ohio BTA affirmed the Tax Commissioner’s determination that denied the objections to a use tax assessment based on the…
Quick Service Restaurants (QSR) Sales Tax Compliance Report: New Options to Consider During a Sales Tax Audit
The Ohio Department of Taxation (“Department”) recently held a series of interested party meetings concerning sales tax compliance for Quick Service Restaurants (“QSRs”), which have received increased scrutiny from the…
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