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COVID-19: Business and Individual State Tax Implications
December 15, 2020 12:00 am
Our expert speakers were pleased to present a timely webinar on Business and Individual State Tax Implications as a result of remote working during the pandemic. They covered compliance with the myriad relevant tax laws in the current environment.
Topics included:
Remote Employees
Company payroll tax withholding obligations for telecommuting employees
Convenience of employer rule application to workers located in certain states
Residency and domicile implications of the temporary shelter-in-place rules and remote work environment
Nexus
Business income state tax implications of teleworking from various jurisdictions
Other types of business tax exposure due to remote-employee physical presence
Apportionment
Sourcing of service revenue amongst telecommuting states
Opportunity to reduce state and local income taxes based on new business footprint
Presenters:
Alan Goldenberg – Principal and Anchin’s State & Local Tax Leader Sharon Ackerman – Director in Anchin’s State & Local Tax Group Scott Brian Clark – Partner and Chair of Dentons’ National Multi-State Tax Practice