Dimengo and Fry to speak at Annual Ohio Tax Conference
Buckingham attorneys Steven Dimengo and Richard Fry share details about their upcoming speaking sessions at the MEC Annual Ohio Tax Conference in Columbus, OH, on January 29 & 30, 2019.…
Ohio Sales / Use Tax: Supreme Court says “keep the taps flowing sans tax,” limiting the scope of taxable building maintenance and janitorial services
Ohio Sales / Use Tax: Supreme Court says “keep the taps flowing sans tax,” limiting the scope of taxable building maintenance and janitorial services. In Great Lakes Bar Control v.…
Ohio’s burdensome municipal income tax structure hinges on the meaning of “levy.”
Much-needed simplification of Ohio’s overly burdensome municipal income tax structure hinges on the meaning of “levy.” The 10th District Court of Appeals has heard oral arguments to decide the fate…
Cincinnati Reds notch offseason victory | Ohio Supreme Court’s groundbreaking decision finds promotional items exempt from Ohio sales & use tax.
The Cincinnati Reds notch an offseason victory, as the Ohio Supreme Court rules that bobbleheads and other promotional items are resold as part of ticket purchase making them exempt from…
Adapting to a post-Wayfair world | What your business must do to comply with its multistate tax obligations
It has been over four months since the landmark decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair was handed down. Twenty states are now enforcing some type of economic nexus threshold…
Ohio Sales / Use Tax- Ohio Supreme Court Recognizes Expansive Scope of Manufacturing Exemption
The Ohio Supreme Court recently reversed an Ohio Board of Tax Appeals decision addressing when the manufacturing process begins in Lafarge N. Am., Inc. v. Testa. Lafarge used bull-dozers, loaders,…
Ohio Tax Legislative Update – Taxpayers’ direct right of appeal reinstated, bright-line residency amended, and oil & gas exemption clarified
Direct Right of Appeal to Ohio Supreme Court reinstated Governor Kasich signed Sub. H.B. 292 on June 14, 2018 reinstating the right of Ohio taxpayers to appeal many decisions…
Substantial Nexus Post-Wayfair: How did we get here and where do we go?
On June 21, 2018, the United States Supreme Court overruled the “physical presence” bright-line rule for substantial nexus in its landmark decision South Dakota v. Wayfair. Its decision overruled 50…
Quill Killed!
U.S. Supreme Court overrules previous decisions requiring physical presence for sales tax collection. Unless Congress acts, significant changes and burdens requiring remote sellers to collect state sales taxes are here…
Ohio Commercial Activity Tax Sourcing – Board of Tax Appeals upholds two CAT assessments on receipts with tenuous connections with Ohio
The Ohio Board of Tax Appeals recently decided two cases that affect Ohio’s Commercial Activity Tax (CAT): SMK Industries v. Testa and Defender Security v. Testa. Both decisions reviewed the…
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