Tax News
TaxOps Recommendations to the IRS on Form 6765
While the updated Form 6765 aims to enhance transparency and accountability, it also presents substantial challenges, particularly for small companies. In a letter to the IRS, Mark Dunning recommends how to address these concerns and create a more balanced and...
California Tax Developments: The Implications of New Regulations with Michael Cataldo
This week on the SALTovation podcast, Michael Cataldo breaks down the key market-based sourcing regulations that will shape state tax practices in 2025 and beyond. We explore the shifting landscape of state and local taxation, with a strong focus on California’s latest regulatory developments.
Join us as we unpack the complexities of these changes, their broader implications, and why tax professionals must stay ahead of the curve. We also dive into the controversial “look-through” approach, which redefines how service-based income is sourced—a debate extending far beyond California’s borders.
SUTS in Colorado: An update
The Colorado Department of Revenue continues to tweak the Sales and Use Tax System (SUTS) to further streamline and simplify tax filing for businesses. Five years in, Colorado's Sales and Use Tax System (SUTS) is still a work in progress. Launched in November 2020,...
2025 Top Ten State and Local Tax Issues to Watch
Our latest top ten list of state and local tax (SALT) issues to watch is out for 2025! From evolving economic nexus rules to increased state tax enforcement, discover key developments shaping the SALT landscape this year. By the SALTovation Team at TaxOps Once again,...
Data Security and Tax Administration Insights with Ryan Minnick, COO at FTA: Part 2
This week on the SALTovation podcast, Ryan Minnick, COO of FTA, discusses the technological challenges faced by tax agencies, focusing on the tension between user-friendly portals and necessary security measures. He emphasizes the importance of balancing accessibility with security, the financial investment needed to modernize tax systems, and the need for greater understanding from tax practitioners regarding state tax administration complexities.
TaxOps Announces New Partners in the State and Local Tax Team
TaxOps welcomes new leadership with three new partners in state and local tax TaxOps, an award-winning tax specialty firm, welcomed three new partners to the SALTovation team of state and local tax (SALT) specialists. All bring a wealth of experience – an average of...
Judy Vorndran and Loveve Williams at ABA/IPT Advanced Tax Seminar
Judy Vorndran, partner at TaxOps, and Loveve Williams, senior tax manager, join panels for ABA/IPT Advanced Sales and Use Tax Seminar on building a tax function and accounting for reserves, respectively. The 2025 ABA-IPT Advanced Sales and Use Tax seminar is coming up...
Data Security and Tax Administration Insights with Ryan Minnick, COO at FTA
This week on the SALTovation podcast, Ryan Minnick, COO of FTA, discusses the Federation of Tax Administrators’ crucial role in connecting tax authorities across the U.S. and promoting collaboration among them. He highlights the organization’s efforts to streamline communication, share best practices, and provide vital resources to navigate the complexities of state and local taxation.
Tax Planning Through Expiring TCJA Provisions
The 2017 tax reform package known as TCJA introduced significant changes to the U.S. tax code, many of which are set to expire at the end of 2025. These expiring provisions include the tax treatment of bonus depreciation and foreign income taxes. Businesses can...