https://vimeo.com/353111642
https://www.currentfederaltaxdevelopments.com/podcasts/2019/8/10/2019-08-12-toto-needs-sales-tax-money
This week we look at:
●Kansas releases out of state seller rules that have no de minimis levels
●Memorandum holds that partial denial of earned income tax credit can lead to loss of all credit for following two years
●Tennessee court finds that Boyle rule still applies, taxpayer cannot rely on preparer to efile extension
●New online tax withholding...
https://vimeo.com/353111642
https://www.currentfederaltaxdevelopments.com/podcasts/2019/8/10/2019-08-12-toto-needs-sales-tax-money
This week we look at:
●Kansas releases out of state seller rules that have no de minimis levels
●Memorandum holds that partial denial of earned income tax credit can lead to loss of all credit for following two years
●Tennessee court finds that Boyle rule still applies, taxpayer cannot rely on preparer to efile extension
●New online tax withholding estimator released by IRS, second revised Form W-4 follows shortly after
●Revised third-party contact rules released prior to Taxpayer First Rule change that takes effect August 15, 2019
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