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Nexus Considerations for Multistate Businesses

NEXUS CONSIDERATIONS FOR MULTISTATE BUSINESSES

Available Date(s)
Tuesday, November 19, 2024: 10:00AM EST

Cost Free
CPE Credits 1.5 hours
Subject Area 1.5 - Taxes
CE Credits 0.0 hours
Course Level Basic
Instructional Method Group Internet Based
Prerequisites None
Advanced Preparation None
Course Description

Businesses with multistate activities face considerable compliance challenges for state tax purposes -- especially with regard to sales tax and nexus. This webinar will cover nexus rules and nexus-triggering events along with protections under Public Lay 86-272 which restricts a state from imposing a net income tax on interstate sales of tangible, physical goods. Our presenter will cover various approaches to compliance and other practical considerations when working with sales tax and nexus activities.

Learning Objectives:


  • List nexus rules and identify common nexus-triggering activities

  • Outline protections under Public Law 86-272 and recent developments in interpretation

  • Evaluate sales and use tax considerations for interstate transactions and  approaches to compliance and other practical considerations

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Ariele Doolittle is an attorney with Hodgson Russ LLP, based in the firm’s NYC and Albany offices. She focuses her practice on state and local tax matters, including civil and criminal tax controversies, emphasizing New York State tax litigation. Ariele has successfully represented clients before state agencies and in state and federal court actions and appeals. She also advises clients on tax planning, residency planning, and other administrative law matters. Before joining Hodgson Russ, Ariele was a law clerk at the New York State Division of Tax Appeals and Tax Appeals Tribunal.

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At Hodgson Russ, value means giving you more. That starts with combining experienced, innovative legal representation with a sophisticated understanding of — and respect for — our clients’ businesses. As one of the nation’s oldest law firms, with roots tracing back to 1817, we’ve been providing our brand of value to clients for longer than many firms have been in existence. Isn’t it time to expect more from your law firm?