Webinar:

Evolving income and sales tax standards—
Is economic nexus here to stay?

Analyzing State Policies and Standards to Minimize Tax and Penalties.

As states struggle with ongoing budget deficits, they are finding more creative ways to raise revenue without raising tax rates. Such tactics include expanding the tax base, asserting economic nexus, and expanding the definition of physical presence.  These efforts are often met with resistance as taxpayers challenge such actions through the courts, administrative appeals, and grass roots efforts.  Learn where the battles are being fought and who is taking casualties. 

Topics discussed:

• Discussion of the States' attempts to adopt economic nexus and trends we might expect to see
• Updates on recent judicial and legislative developments
• Reasons why merely having customers in certain states could subject you to new business tax liabilities

Erik J. Burgos, CPA, Esq., Principal
Corporate Tax Services

Erik brings more than twenty years of experience with complex transaction tax planning, structuring, due diligence, and post acquisition state and local tax planning to enhance the tax effectiveness of acquired businesses. His industry experience includes, but is not limited to, telecommunications, service, manufacturing, trucking, entertainment, and private equity.

Edward H. Ben, CPA, Director
SC&H State & Local Tax

Ed is a Director in SC&H's state & local tax practice and leads the firm's sales and use tax practice. He has published articles in Maryland Daily Record and AICPA Tax Advisor, and he was voted as one of Maryland's Top CPAs by peers and clients in Baltimore SmartCEO Magazine. Ed is also a sought after speaker, having given presentations on a wide range of sales & use tax topics for the Institute for Professionals in Taxation, the Tax Executives Institute, Lorman Education Services, Accountants, Inc. and a variety of other industry groups.

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