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Rebutting the presumption of correctness: Mississippi Court of Appeals reverses summary judgment ruling
The Mississippi Court of Appeals reversed a summary judgment ruling in favor of the Mississippi Department of Revenue (DOR) in a case challenging a sales tax audit assessment. The Court of Appeals held that the taxpayer had presented sufficient evidence
NY Tax Talk: Evaluating the sales tax vendor relief program
New York’s new sales tax vendor re-registration program includes a potentially valuable penalty and interest discount program for eligible vendors. However, qualifying for the program may be more complicated than it first appears, particularly for taxpayers with unresolved controversies or
Building the case before court: Key questions in tax controversy
In this episode of the SALT Shaker Podcast, Partners Jeremy Gove and Chelsea Marmor welcome Partner Tim Gustafson to discuss the latest “A Pinch of SALT” column in Tax Notes State, which examines how taxpayers can navigate the procedural
From live cattle to packaged meat: Pennsylvania finds beef is still beef, but not manufacturing
The Commonwealth Court of Pennsylvania held that a beef processor was not entitled to the manufacturing exclusion from a local business privilege tax because converting live cattle into packaged beef products was not a “substantial transformation in form, qualities and
Matson’s Musings: Why me? State audit selection
State tax audits are not just compliance exercises; they are the point at which a state’s stated audit purpose, the auditor’s actual focus, and the taxpayer’s practical obligations meet. Every state’s audit process is aimed, ultimately, at determining whether a
SALT trivia – August 26, 2026
Calling all trivia fans! Don’t miss out on a chance to show off your SALT knowledge!
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This week’s question: Which state’s voters will decide whether to prohibit the legislature
Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board rejects Finnigan sales reallocation for P.L. 86-272 protected affiliate
On July 22, 2026, the Massachusetts Appellate Tax Board held that the Massachusetts Commissioner of Revenue could not use a Finnigan-style sales reallocation rule to include Massachusetts receipts of a P.L. 86-272 protected affiliate in the sales factor numerators of
This week in SALT: NESTOA, TEI and California tax updates
Join Eversheds Sutherland SALT attorneys at upcoming conferences and webinars addressing recent developments in SALT litigation, California tax and tax leadership.
2026 Northeastern States Tax Officials Association (NESTOA) Annual Meeting
On August 24, SALT Partner Jeff Friedman will present “The
Matson’s Musings: Purloined interest
Almost all law schools require criminal law, typically in the first year. Among the memorable lessons of that course is that theft is not a single idea. It is a family of offenses involving the wrongful taking or keeping property