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By almost any measure, Utah is, and deserves to be, the envy of its peers. The state’s economy has nearly doubled in size over the past two decades, growing at twice the rate of the nation at large. Income is Continue reading Utah – Modernizing Sales Tax: A Guide For Policymakers
ST. GEORGE — A massive tax overhaul Utah lawmakers hoped to pass this session has been put on hold. Gov. Gary Herbert and top Republican legislators announced in a press conference Thursday that mo re time is needed to address issues related Continue reading Utah – State Lawmakers Postpone Contentious Tax Overhaul Bill
SALT LAKE CITY — There’s going to be a $75 million cut in the state sales tax rate in the massive tax reform bill that’s now being revised, House Speaker Brad Wilson said Tuesday. “It’s complex. I understand that,” Wilson, Continue reading Utah – Tax Reform Bill To Include $75 Million Tax Cut
SALT LAKE CITY — To Jim Ferrin, tax reform is more than just an abstract concept. If Utah lawmakers succeed in making a law out of the roughly 260-page bill that became public last Wednesday and zipped through a House Continue reading Utah – Jay Evensen: Who Loses In Utah’s Proposed Tax Reform Law?
According to The American Society Of Travel Advisors Sate governments Such As Connecticut, Nebraska, And Utah have proposed that sales tax be collected from Travel Agency Services. ASTA.Org Travelpulse.com
SALT LAKE CITY — A new bill taxing a wide array of services to broaden a key part of the state’s revenue base will lower the state sales tax rate to 3.1 percent as well as reduce income taxes. Details of a Continue reading Utah – State Sales Tax Rate Drops To 3.1% In Tax Reform Proposal
ENexus Thresholds As Of February 21, 2019 Ref No. State Enforcement Date Dollars of Sales Number of Sales ENexus Threshold 1 TN 1/1/2017 $500,000 0 500/0 2 RI 8/1/2017 $100,000 200 100/200 3 MA 10/1/2017 $500,000 100 500/100 4 OH Continue reading ENexus Thresholds February 21, 2019
SALT LAKE CITY — Even though Monday marks the start of the 2019 Legislature, it could still be weeks before Republican lawmakers are ready to roll out details of a sweeping plan to extend sales taxes to services that’s been Continue reading Utah – Broadening Sales Tax Base To Include Services Top topic for 2019 Legislature