Insight Tag: State & Local Tax
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Ohio Tax Updates: New Software – What You Need to Know
Ohio Tax is embarking on a significant transformation of its internal software and taxpayer portal. It promises to bring a more user-friendly and modern experience to taxpayers and practitioners alike. This new system is live as of early September.
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Navigating Ohio’s New Tax Changes: What You Need to Know for FY 2024-2025
There have been several recent changes to Ohio's operating budget for the biennium ending June 30, 2025. These changes encompass various tax provisions that may significantly impact your financial landscape. As your trusted Rea advisors, we aim to keep you informed and prepared for these modifications. Let's dive into the most impactful tax changes:
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Crossing State Lines | Examining The Hidden Costs And Liabilities Of Doing Business Outside Of Your State
Staying on top of nexus and state tax risk can help keep your business compliant and safeguard you from the hidden costs of doing business outside of your state.
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Ohio’s Budget Bill Addresses Remote Work Challenges
Find out how H.B. 110 addresses state and local tax considerations in a remote work environment.
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Ohio Establishes New Grant Programs To Assist Small Businesses
Learn more about the new small business grant programs in Ohio.
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How To Avoid A Not-So-Pleasant Tax Season Surprise
Don't let routine bookkeeping responsibilities result in an unexpected (and negative) tax season surprise.
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Hey Retailers! Got Inventory In Pennsylvania? State Offers 90-Day Voluntary Compliance Program
Voluntary compliance program in Pennsylvania could save you some major state and local tax dollars.
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New Rules: How To Conduct Business After The South Dakota v. Wayfair Decision
To understand the impact of the South Dakota v. Wayfair decision, you have to throw out everything you thought you knew about a business's physical presence in a state.
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Revealing The State & Local Tax Consequences Of A Remote Workforce
Your remote workforce policies could come with unexpected state and local tax consequences.
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Case Study | 13,000 Reasons To Always Ask Questions
These days, it's not unusual to travel for your career or even use your home office as your primary work space. But if you do, pay extra close attention to your W2.