State and Local Tax 360˚
My name is Brian Strahle and I hope you find this blog informative and useful. My personal mission is to fix and prevent state tax problems. I provide companies with leverage (knowledge, judgment and advocacy) so they can operate across state lines with peace of mind.
I am a multistate tax consultant and I serve clients across the U.S. from my office in Washington D.C. For more info, visit my website: www.leveragestateandlocaltax.com
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Because state and local taxes are deceptively simple and endlessly complicated.
Latest posts
Dec
11
As I mentioned in a previous post, the federal fiscal cliff could cause a state tax fiscal cliff or disaster. The reason being is because the states depend on the fed
Dec
05
I will be speaking and providing an update on State and Local Tax Trends (Issues and Opportunities) during Baker Tilly's Business Webinar Thursday, December 6, 2012!!!
Dec
04
Do you think state and local tax credits and incentives are necessary and useful to help businesses and communities grow and thrive?
Or, are they unnecessary drains on government producing winners and losers?
Nov
28
The District of Columbia's (DC) combined reporting regulations are creating confusion for taxpayers and the tax practitioner community, especially when applying them to the real estate investment industry.
Nov
18
If your company or clients are wondering what state and local tax issues and/or opportunities they may want to take advantage of prior to year-end, here is a brief list:
Nov
13
Would you like to know what state and local tax services your company or clients may need help with, especially at this time of year?
Nov
09
Everywhere you look today (Internet, television, radio, etc.), everyone is talking about the "fiscal cliff" and how action must be taken quickly to prevent falling over the edge (into recession).
Nov
07
Is your company apportioning 100% of its activities to Virginia because it isn't doing business in any other state? In other words, is Virginia the only state return your company is filing, and the company's entire federal taxable income is treated as Virginia taxable incom
Oct
29
Has your company been operating under a structure that has historically kept owners or certain entities in the group from filing District of Columbia (D.C.) income/franchise tax returns?

