5 Keys to Hiring the Right Attorney for Your Business
by Michael Matasich. Running a successful business is no small feat. You have myriad responsibilities and endless demands for your time and attention. Why then risk hiring an attorney who…
by Michael Matasich. Running a successful business is no small feat. You have myriad responsibilities and endless demands for your time and attention. Why then risk hiring an attorney who…
Congratulations to Business Partner, Cathy Godshall, who was designated as a “Lawyer of the Year Honoree” for her work in employee benefits (ERISA) law. This distinction, awarded based upon extensive…
On Tuesday, April 19th 2016, Buckingham Partner Bill Caplan began his term as the United Way of Summit County's 2016 Campaign Chairperson. He follows in a tradition of leadership in…
In 2010, Colorado enacted legislation to enhance use tax collection by mandating that non-collecting retailers notify customers of their tax obligation by: Notifying customers at the time of sale…
President Obama signed H.R. 644 on February 24, 2016 which permanently bans state and local taxes imposed on Internet access and discriminatory taxes on Internet commerce. The original moratorium on…
Security Deposit The Ninth District Court of Appeals out of Summit County reminds in Warner v. Evans of the duties of the landlord to return a security deposit. The Court…
Effective January 1, 2016, Alabama requires remote vendors to collect Alabama sales tax when exceeding $250,000 of sales, and either advertising or sending catalogs into the state. Ala. Reg. 810.6-2-.90.03.…
Amongst Ohio’s taxable services are electronic information services, defined in R.C. 5739.01(Y)(1)(c) as providing access to computer equipment through telecommunications to either: Examine or acquire data stored in or…
As co-chairs of the Ohio State Bar Association Sales / Use Tax Subcommittee, here is a link to the report Steve and Rich presented at the January 7, 2016 Taxation Committee meeting. Of particular interest is the recent…
Your Ohio business may substantially benefit from personal property characterization for an improvement to be constructed or even an existing building / structure. How can that be? This is because…