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Indiana House Republicans rejected an attempt to exempt breastfeeding equipment from the state sales tax. Rep. Karlee Macer (D-Indianapolis) offered the amendment on the House floor. “Breast milk is food. It’s food and Indiana law already exempts sales tax of food and Continue reading Indiana – House Republicans Reject Sales Tax Exemption For Breastfeeding Equipment
Hoosiers still have to pay taxes but Gov. Eric Holcomb’s administration is trying to make the process a little less painful. The Indiana Department of Revenue is set to deploy the first of a four-phase rollout Sept. 3, while another Continue reading Indiana – State Tax Filing About To Get Easier
Data center operators must invest between $25m and $150m in the state over five years to take part in the scheme The state of Indiana has signed a bill into law that provides data center operators with exemptions from sales Continue reading Indiana – State Makes Data Center Tax Exemptions Law
In September 2018, the Indiana Department of Revenue (DOR) officially launched Project NextDOR, a multi-year modernization project of its tax systems. This project is a complete replacement of the system that is used to process taxes. This new technology will Continue reading Indiana – The Department of Revenue To Begin First Release of Project NEXTDOR Fall 2019
June 21, 2019 – One year since Wayfair – Anniversary Update. On this one year anniversary of the landmark decision virtually all states have responded with their enforcement intentions. The tax imposition is now retroactive. A Wayfair Process Review is Continue reading Multistate – Wayfair Economic Nexus (ENexus) Anniversary Thresholds as of June 21, 2019
Indiana has enacted legislation with marketplace nexus provisions, effective July 1, 2019. Per the legislation, a marketplace facilitator is required to collect Indiana sales tax if the facilitator meets Indiana’s economic nexus threshold of $100,000 or 200 transactions even if the retailer Continue reading Indiana – State Enacts Marketplace Nexus Legislation
Indiana lawmakers are aiming to close what they call a loophole in the state’s online sales and hotel tax collection. The House Ways and Means Committee approved legislation Wednesday requiring so-called “marketplace facilitators” that sell goods or services online on Continue reading Indiana – Legislature Aims to Close Online Sales, Hotel Taxes Loophole
JEFFERSONVILLE – Ruth Floyd uses the income she earns from Airbnb to fund improvements to her circa-1880s home in downtown New Albany. A retiree and “not quite a spring chicken anymore,” Floyd also is an unofficial ambassador of sorts for Continue reading Indiana – State To Collect Sales Tax On Short-Term Rentals