Paul Williams

Two Capital One entities don't owe Florida taxes on credit card interest and interchange fees stemming from transactions involving Florida customers because the banks didn't receive the income at issue inside the state, a Florida court ruled in an opinion made public Wednesday.

New York City would follow the Multistate Tax Commission's position on when a company's internet activities exceed P.L. 86-272's protections against income taxes under regulations proposed by the city's tax agency.

A Michigan town correctly revoked a religious tax exemption for a property rented out through short-term rental platforms, the state Tax Tribunal ruled, adding that there was no evidence that Christian activities held on the property reflected the property owner's faith.

New Jersey's September revenue collections exceeded last year's figures for the month by 4.4%, or $219 million, according to a report by the state Department of the Treasury.

A 2024 Missouri law that exempted streaming and satellite television companies from local video service provider fees clarified that DirecTV, Dish Network and Sling TV also weren't subject to the charges before the law took effect, a state appellate court ruled Tuesday.

A New York regulation that outlines when out-of-state businesses' online activities can render them subject to tax doesn't conflict with a federal law's constraints on states' taxing powers, the state's tax agency told a state appeals court.

The New York City Tax Appeals Tribunal's Administrative Law Judge Division added an ALJ in September with more than two decades of tax law experience, the second appointment to the division since May after it lacked any ALJs to hear cases for several months.

Michigan is slated to decouple from certain business-friendly provisions in this year's federal tax bill and impose a new excise tax on the wholesale price of cannabis under a budget plan approved by state lawmakers Friday.

A Multistate Tax Commission proposal to update a decades-old sourcing regulation for airlines to account for business practices that didn't exist when the rule was adopted could unnecessarily complicate how airlines calculate their tax liabilities, an industry representative said Friday.

Car rental giant Enterprise asked the New Jersey Tax Court to negate a $1.2 million tax assessment stemming from a sale of interest in an Israel-based software company, arguing that the gain was nonoperational income that should be allocated to Enterprise's home state, Missouri, for tax purposes.