Posts tagged income tax
Income Tax for Remote Sellers

By: Ellie Moffat

We are all well aware that due to temporary closings of offices and businesses and stay-at-home orders issued across the United States during the Coronavirus pandemic, many businesses implemented temporary work-at-home options for employees. Many states announced temporary relief regarding a business's establishment of nexus solely because an employee is temporarily working in a different work location due to COVID-19. So, now that in some ways, the pandemic is over and there has been an adjustment period for businesses, remote employees are starting to create tax issues!

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Gift Bags and Sales Tax

By: Briana Wagner

Did Will Smith really slap Chris Rock, or was it all a publicity stunt? That was the major question following the Oscars last month. However, we had another question on our minds. When events like the Oscars, the Grammys, or the Emmys take place, many celebrities leave with gift bags worth thousands of dollars. These bags can include treats such as plastic surgery, luxurious getaways, and expensive skincare products. In fact, this year some celebrities left the Oscars with a plot of land in Scotland! All of this had us thinking, what are the tax requirements associated with gift bags?

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Tax Madness

By: Jayci Trujillo

Both sales and income tax are not necessarily at the forefront of people's minds when they hear March Madness. However, the annual tournament brings in more than 600 million dollars a year which can result in a lot of taxes. There are many different instances and situations in which people can create unexpected nexus, today we will be elaborating on a few sales and income tax implications.

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