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A Reverse Sales & Use Tax Audit (RSUTA) is a structured review of prior period purchase activity designed to identify and recover Sales & Use Tax overpayments as opposed to the traditional focus on underpayments in state audits. Whereas State initiated audits are aimed at detecting underpayments and assessing additional tax, penalties, and interest, a RSUTA is a taxpayer initiated
A Reverse Sales & Use Tax Audit (RSUTA) is a structured review of prior period purchase activity designed to identify and recover Sales & Use Tax overpayments as opposed to the traditional focus on underpayments in state audits. Whereas State initiated audits are aimed at detecting underpayments and assessing additional
Washington Business & Occupation (B&O) Tax is a tax imposed by the state of Washington on the privilege of doing business within the state. It is a tax on gross receipts, regardless of profit, and is based on the type of business activity being conducted. The tax is imposed on
A Reverse Sales & Use Tax Audit (RSUTA) is a structured review of prior period purchase activity designed to identify
Washington Business & Occupation (B&O) Tax is a tax imposed by the state of Washington on the privilege of doing
What is Cost Segregation? A cost segregation study might be thought of as an interest free loan that frontloads the depreciation
What Does the IRS Extending the R&D Tax Credit Claims Transition Period Mean? Construction and real estate firms often ask us: “How do we qualify for the R&D tax credit?” Our boilerplate answer is to review the 4-part test below to ensure you have a qualification marker that covers the
The Protecting Americans from Tax Hikes (PATH) Act of 2015 includes provisions that allow certain taxpayers to offset their AMT liability with the R&D tax credit for taxable years beginning on or after Jan 1, 2016. AMT Limitations Before the PATH Act, AMT restrictions prevented qualified companies from utilizing 100%
What is a Tax Exemption Certificate? Tax exemption certificates are documents issued by taxing authorities, usually the states, that grant businesses exemption from certain taxes. These documents are issued as a certificate and must be presented to the taxing authority to claim the exemption. Tax exemption certificates are typically issued
Sales and Use Taxes vs Value Added Tax Sales and use taxes in the United States and the value-added tax (VAT) used in most other countries have some similarities and differences. Similarities: Both sales and use taxes and VAT are indirect taxes, meaning that they are levied on the sale
Understanding Section 174 and Its Impact Section 174 of the Internal Revenue Code governs the treatment of Specified Research or
What is Section 174? Section 174 of the Internal Revenue Code now defines the treatment of Specified Research or Experimental
Section 174 Changes Impact R&D Tax Credits for Software The new changes to Section 174 have a significant impact on
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