Physical Presence Requirement Overturned by Supreme Court
On June 21, 2018, in
a 5-4 decision, the U.S Supreme Court issued an opinion in South Dakota v. Wayfair
Colorado Enacts Market Based Sourcing
Colorado
became the latest state to adopt market-based sourcing rules for corporate
income taxpayers apportioning sales of services and intangibles
State Tax Planning with Georgia Entertainment Tax Credits
Georgia has seen significant
growth in film and television productions occurring throughout the state over
the past several years.
Hospital Revenue Cycle Readiness Series: Point-of-Service Cash Collections – Part Two
This month, we continue the series of blog posts dedicated to the topic of ensuring your hospital is ready to navigate the complexities of today’s healthcare revenue cycle.
Update on Federal Tax Law Changes and Tax Treatment of Certain Georgia State Tax Credits
The recent federal tax reform bears potential opportunities and challenges for taxpayers across the country when it comes to determining their federal and state income tax liabilities.
Hospital Revenue Cycle Readiness Series: Price Transparency – Part One
Today, we begin our series of blog posts dedicated to the topic of ensuring your hospital is ready to navigate the complexities of today’s healthcare revenue cycle.
Tales from Abroad: One Accountant’s Journey in Germany – Part 1 “The Arrival”
Guten Tag! This spring, I’m embracing an opportunity provided by Windham Brannon and a firm in Germany, MTG, to participate in a work exchange program.
Georgia Requires Remote Sellers to Collect and Report Sales and Use Tax or Comply with Information Reporting Requirements
Beginning on January
1, 2019, certain out-of-state remote sellers will be subject to a new “economic
nexus” threshold on sales delivered into Georgia under HB 61.
Internal Control Testing: What Role Does Sampling Play?
Auditors must test the effectiveness of internal controls before signing off on your financial statements. But it’s impossible to analyze every transaction that’s posted to the general ledger, due to time and budget constraints.
Texas Tax Amnesty Program Starts May 1
The Texas Comptroller
Glenn Hagar announced the Tax Amnesty Program, as required by the Texas
Legislatures Senate Bill 1, will span from May 1, 2018 to June 29, 2018.
