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After extending the moratorium on internet taxation multiple times, congress has finally voted to make the ban on state and local taxation of internet access permanent. See H.R. 644 – Trade Facilitation and Trade Enforcement Act of 2015. The moratorium was originally signed into law in 1998 with a grandfather clause allowing several … Read More
Everyday throughout the country many communities are in discussions over annexing nearby parcels of land or unincorporated towns and holding council meetings on a regular basis. However, it is not always a lock that residents of such places wish to be annexed into neighboring cities. Although access to public services may be a perk to some, paying new local … Read More
Effective March 1, 2016, the state of North Carolina will be increasing the number of service transactions subject to Sales and Use Tax. The Current Operations and Capital Improvements Appropriations Act of 2015 authorizes the fiscal year 2016-2017 annual budget, but also contains provisions affecting North Carolina Sales … Read More
This month in Utah, a panel of male law makers voted against exempting feminine hygiene products from sales and use tax. The so-called “tampon tax” is thought to be an additional economic burden on women. Tampons and other feminine hygiene products are a basic necessity. Most states exempt basic necessities from tax – for … Read More
On January 13, Nigeria proposed to call an emergency meeting of OPEC to help stabilize oil prices. Oil prices on 12 January 2016 fell below $30 a barrel. Despite low oil prices OPEC will likely keep oil production at the same levels which could push prices further down. Part of this is part … Read More
Australia and New Zealand are both moving forward to tax electronic services from overseas to generate tax revenue and create a level playing field. New Zealand introduced the changes to the taxation laws last year and will look to have GST charged to consumers on October 1 2016. Australia’s legislation was introduced on … Read More