Members of our SALT team will participate in four conferences this week, covering emerging state tax controversies and key developments affecting the hospitality, communications and broader business landscape.
Link to HOTEC Hospitality Tax Conference HOTEC Hospitality Tax Conference
SALT Partners Ted Friedman and Charlie Kearns will present “State Taxation of Digital Ads, Data Processing and Information Services: Impact on the Hotel Industry” at the HOTEC Hospitality Tax Conference, taking place May 4–6 in New Orleans.
Their session will examine recent and emerging state tax controversies affecting the hospitality industry, including:
- Digital advertising litigation
- Ongoing disputes over the taxation of data processing services and information services
Link to 46th Annual Tax Executives Institute (TEI) Region 10 Conference 46th Annual Tax Executives Institute (TEI) Region 10 Conference
SALT Partners Liz Cha and Tim Gustafson are pleased to join the 46th Annual TEI Region 10 Conference, taking place May 5-7 in Newport Beach, CA. Liz will provide an indirect tax update, while Tim will discuss current trends in M&A.
Register to join them here.
Link to 65th Annual TEI Upstate New York Tax Conference 65th Annual TEI Upstate New York Tax Conference
On Wednesday, May 6, SALT attorneys Todd Betor and Madison Ball will join the TEI Buffalo-Niagara and Rochester Chapters for its 65th Annual TEI Upstate New York Tax Conference. They will present a SALT controversy update.
Link to TeleStrategies’ Communication Taxation Conference TeleStrategies’ Communication Taxation Conference
Finally, SALT Partners Liz Cha and Chelsea Marmor are looking forward to presenting at TeleStrategies’ Communication Taxation Conference, taking place May 6–8 in San Diego, CA.
Their panels will dive into timely issues facing the communications industry, including the resurgence of gross receipts taxes and new communications‑specific fees, as well as key litigation and controversies in telecommunications taxation – from the treatment of hardware and software to emerging interpretations of the ITFA and challenges around bundled taxable and nontaxable services.
Register to join this year’s event here.