Tax & Accounting Blog

The Idaho Legislature has approved administrative rule changes that were adopted by the State Tax Commission in 2013 and submitted to the Legislature for review during the 2014 legislative session. The rule changes became final and effective on March 20, 2014 and included: Revised method for determining the value of recreational vehicles. (Amended … Read More

Recently passed and enacted, Senate Bill 1759 amends Tennessee Code Annotated  Title 4 and Title 67 regarding alternative fuels and energy-efficient vehicles. Title 4’s amendments are mandates specific to state vehicle fleets, while Title 67’s amendments are specific to commercial and industrial property owners. Title 4 showcases the department’s new goal, which states that 100% … Read More

Per the requirements of Cal. Rev. & Tax. Cd. § 1603 the clerks of the county assessment appeals boards and boards of equalizations have certified the last day of the assessment filing period for their counties. The California State Board of Equalization has issued a letter to county assessors announcing the appeals filing periods … Read More

We hate them, but we can't avoid them: conflicts at the office. Here's a five-step strategy for effective conflict resolution.

In the recent case of  Travelocity.com LP et al, v. Wyoming Department of Revenue, the Wyoming Supreme Court held that on-line travel companies must increase the amount of sales taxes that they remit to the state of Wyoming. This case is the most recent in a line of rulings holding that on-line travel … Read More

Payroll providers may see big changes as a result of the proposed 2015 federal budget.