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California – Governor Newsom Allows Small Businesses To Defer Payment Of Sales And Use Tax Of Up To $50,000 For Up To 12 Months

Posted on April 3, 2020 by ZASALT — No Comments ↓

The state is allocating $50 million to the California Infrastructure and Economic Development Bank for loan guarantees to small businesses to help eliminate barriers to capital for individuals who do not qualify for federal funds, including low wealth and undocumented Continue reading California – Governor Newsom Allows Small Businesses To Defer Payment Of Sales And Use Tax Of Up To $50,000 For Up To 12 Months→

Posted on April 3, 2020 by Hunter Souza — No Comments ↓

The California Department of Tax and Fee Administration understands how complicated it may be for mobile food vendors to correctly report local and district taxes and determine the proper tax rate to collect on retail sales. CDTFA provides information on Continue reading California – Help for Food Vendors with Local and District Taxes 2020→

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The Tennessee Department of Revenue concluded that an exemption does exist when working on a construction contract. As noted in the ruling exemptions must be properly supported by an Exemption Certificate. Additionally, Rule 102 also contemplates contractors and subcontractors will Continue reading Tennessee- DOR Ruling #20-02 Dated 2/20/2020 Construction Sales and Use Tax And Required Certificate To Support Allowed Exemption→

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Gov. Gina Raimondo is rejecting pleas from Rhode Island restaurants to waive Friday’s deadline for them to remit sales tax money to the state to help them amid the unprecedented industry shutdown caused by COVID-19. Restaurants, bars and other establishments Continue reading Rhode Island – Restaurants Frustrated State Still Wants Sales Tax Money Friday, March 20, 2020→

Posted on April 3, 2020 by Hunter Souza — No Comments ↓

Ride-hailing customers in Atlanta will begin paying one of the highest sales taxes in the country Wednesday, thanks in part to a legislative shutdown brought about by the coronavirus outbreak. Earlier this year the General Assembly passed legislation raising sales Continue reading Georgia – Uber, Lyft Customers to Begin Paying Sales Tax in Georgia on Wednesday April 3, 2020→

Posted on April 2, 2020 by Hunter Souza — No Comments ↓

Governor Cuomo has put New York State on PAUSE. All non-essential workers are directed to work from home and everyone is required to maintain a 6 foot distance from others in public. Sales tax vendors – Sales tax payments and Continue reading New York – NY DOTAF Responds to CV19 Outbreak April 2, 2020 – Sales Tax Returns Penalties and Interest May Be Waived→

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New Jersey Department of Health provides information for the General Public. Prevention steps and general information follow: COVID-19: Information for Communities and the General Public Coronaviruses are a large family of viruses that are common in people and many different Continue reading New Jersey – NJ Department of Health Responds To CV19 Outbreak April 2, 2020 – General Information for Communities and the General Public→

Posted on April 1, 2020 by Hunter Souza — No Comments ↓

Governor Sununu signed Emergency Order (EO) #17 listing the Essential Services and Social Distancing Protocols. Below is the full text including the link to EO #17. NOTICE EO #17 EXHIBIT A to Emergency Order #17 State of New Hampshire – Continue reading New Hampshire – NH DOH Responds To CV19 Outbreak March 31, 2020 – Emergency Order #17 Essential Services; Social Distancing Protocols→

Posted on March 31, 2020 by Noah Zaldivar — No Comments ↓

On January 21 and 22, 2020 the California Department of Tax and Fee Administration conducted a leadership conference hosted by appointed Director of the CDTFA Mr, Nicolas Maduros. The SALT Report had the opportunity to meet with Mr. Maduros and Continue reading California – CDTFA Leadership Conference January 21 and 22, 2020 – Question #3→

Posted on March 31, 2020 by Hunter Souza — No Comments ↓

Sale and use tax Generally, sales and use tax returns are due on or before the 20th day of the month that follows the month in which a vendor made a retail sale3 . The payment of sales and use Continue reading Maryland – MD Comptroller Responds To CV19 Outbreak March 5, 2020 – New Sales Tax Return Due Date June 1, 2020→