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What You Need to Know about Virginia’s New Sales & Use Tax Collection Requirements
Many states have updated their laws since the Supreme Court issued its South Dakota v. Wayfair... more
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Is Your Business Ready for the District’s New Paid Family Leave Payroll Tax?
In less than two weeks, the Department of Employment Services will begin requiring District of... more
Past Speaking Engagement
Michael Colavito Spoke at a Praxity Webinar on Wayfair Fallout
Michael Colavito, a director in the state and local tax practice of Aronson’s Tax Services Group,... more
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Maryland Comptroller Clarifies GILTI Treatment
On April 17, 2019, the Comptroller of Maryland issued a Tax Alert to provide guidance to taxpayers... more
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Virginia is for Lovers—and Internet Sales Tax
Virginia became the latest jurisdiction to implement an economic nexus standard for sales and use... more
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State Legislatures Tackling TCJA Conformity or Nonconformity
States have had a year to consider the impact of the Tax Cuts and Job Act of 2018 (TCJA), and now... more
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D.C. Passes Wayfair-Style Bill and Expands Tax Base to Include Digital Goods
On December 31, 2018, the District of Columbia enacted significant sales tax legislation that will... more
Published Article
Gross Income in Virginia: Schedule K-1 Demystified
In Virginia, the definition of “gross income” for child or spousal support in family law... more
Video
South Dakota v. Wayfair: What Does This Mean For My Business?
South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc. was a U.S. Supreme Court case which ruled that states may charge... more
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Wayfair’s Impact on Multistate Income Taxes
States have acted quickly in response to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in South Dakota v.... more
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Maryland Comptroller Issues Guidance on Approved Wayfair Regulations
The Maryland Comptroller has issued a tax alert instructing out-of-state vendors on how to apply... more
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Top Tax Question for Law Firm Partners: Should I Participate in State Composite Filings?
Many law firms operate in more than one state. Oftentimes, this requires partners or shareholders... more