Sales Tax for Construction and Real Property Transactions: Tax Treatment of Contracts, Labor, and Building Materials
Note: CLE credit is not offered on this program
Recording of a 110-minute CPE webinar with Q&A
This course will provide tax professionals and advisers with an in-depth analysis of state sales tax treatment of construction and real property transactions. The panel will discuss the taxation of construction labor and building materials permanently attached to real property, state law distinctions on the tax treatment of specific contracts, available tax elections and exemptions, and planning opportunities.
Outline
- Tax treatment of construction and property transactions
- New construction and capital improvements
- Taxable vs. non-taxable works
- Available exemptions
- Tax registration and reporting
- Avoiding and managing an audit
- Best practices for tax professionals, contractors, and investors
Benefits
The panel will discuss these and other key issues:
- The tax treatment of construction and real property transactions
- Taxable versus non-taxable works and treatment of labor, materials, and other expenditures
- Available sales and use tax exemptions
- Maintaining compliance with state tax registration and reporting
- Navigating the nuances of an audit and challenging assessments
Faculty
Stephanie M. Bruns
Senior Managing Associate
Dentons
Ms. Bruns' practice includes state and local tax planning and income, sales, and excise tax, as well as property... | Read More
Ms. Bruns' practice includes state and local tax planning and income, sales, and excise tax, as well as property tax and tax controversy. She also assists with federal tax planning, business formation issues, and captive controversy.
CloseMark A. Loyd
Partner & Co-Leader, Dentons National Tax Practice Group
Dentons
Mr. Loyd's areas of practice concentration are state, local and federal taxation, tax litigation, tax controversy... | Read More
Mr. Loyd's areas of practice concentration are state, local and federal taxation, tax litigation, tax controversy resolution and tax planning for multistate and multinational companies. Prior to joining his current firm, he managed the state and local tax function for Brown & Williamson Tobacco Corporation, a multistate, multi-billion dollar corporation and U.S. subsidiary of British American Tobacco. He is also a CPA, having begun his career with Coopers & Lybrand, now PricewaterhouseCoopers.
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