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California SALT Developments: Nexus, PTE Election, TCJA Sunset, P.L. 86-272, Market-Based Sourcing

A live 110-minute CPE webinar with interactive Q&A

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Thursday, October 31, 2024

1:00pm-2:50pm EDT, 10:00am-11:50am PDT

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This webinar will cover critical state tax developments in California for tax advisers working with companies that may be liable for California income/franchise, sales and use, and/or other state and local taxes. Our presenters will explore the following topics: California's current response to the Multistate Tax Commission's (MTC) most recent revision to its Statement of Information on P.L. 86-272 and how it impacts taxpayers; the California Pass-Through Entity Tax (CA PTET) election and key issues to consider; California's new tax basis capital account reporting requirement; recent case law involving the California tax implications of the sale of a partnership and/or S-corporation interest; and other current issues. These topics should be of interest to tax advisers with clients that do business in California.

Description

Not only are state taxes in California high, but the state's tax system and enforcement are among the most complicated and aggressive in the nation, respectively. California's personal income tax rate tops out at 13.3 percent, inclusive of the 1 percent millionaires' tax, and its corporate income tax rate is 8.84 percent except for financial institutions which are taxed at 10.84 percent. California's combined state and local sales tax rates are over 10 percent in most parts of the state. These extreme tax rates make tax planning and risk mitigation critical for clients who engage in business in California.

In February 2022, California responded to the MTC's revision of its Statement of Information on P.L. 86-272 by adopting its narrower interpretation of P.L. 86-272. The MTC's revision focuses primarily on P.L. 86-272's application to internet activities and provides a list of protected and unprotected activities that businesses operating a website may perform via the internet. In July 2021, California enacted a CA PTET election. Even after amending the CA PTET law twice following its enactment, there are still a number of issues to consider and potential traps for the unwary. California's new tax basis capital reporting requirement starts for the 2022 tax year. Lastly, California has several cases, some quite recent, discussing the proper tax treatment of the gain recognized on the sale of an interest in a partnership or S corporation. Yet despite these cases, the law on this issue is far from clear, creating uncertainty for taxpayers and tax advisers alike.

Listen as our panel of state and local tax experts reviews current developments in the state of California. Tax advisers working with businesses or individuals with a taxable presence in California will want to understand these latest developments.

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Outline

  1. California SALT: introduction
  2. Nexus developments
  3. The pass-through entity election
  4. Tax impact of TCJA sunset
  5. California's interpretation of P.L. 86-272
  6. Market based sourcing regulations
  7. Other issues

Benefits

The panel will cover these and other critical issues:

  • California's narrow interpretation of P.L. 86-272
  • Eligibility for the PTE election
  • Specific activities that create nexus in California for income and sales and use tax
  • Latest nexus challenges in California

Faculty

Cataldo, Michael
Michael J. Cataldo

Shareholder
Cataldo Tax Law

Mr. Cataldo represents corporate and individual clients in state and local tax controversies across the country during...  |  Read More

Stidham, Rebecca
Rebecca Stidham

CPA, Partner – Tax Services
Withum Smith+Brown

Ms. Stidham is a Partner with over 17 years of corporate and pass-through tax compliance experience as a state and...  |  Read More

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