Join Jeff Birdsong, a partner on the state and local tax team in the New Orleans office, at the Federation of Tax Administrators (FTA) Motor Fuels Annual Meeting on September 4, 2026, at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC.
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Join Jeff Birdsong, a partner on the state and local tax team in the New Orleans office, at the Federation of Tax Administrators (FTA) Motor Fuels Annual Meeting on September 4, 2026, at the Mayflower Hotel in Washington, DC.…
As noted in a prior post, the Louisiana Department of Revenue has issued a Notice of Intent to amend its Regulation on the sales and use tax responsibilities of contractors and their customers. Based on the volume of…
Join Alysse McLoughlin, a partner on the state and local tax team in the New York office, at the Institute of International Bankers‘ 2026 Tax Conference on July 29, 2026, in New York, New York.During the “State and…
The Louisiana Department of Revenue (LDOR) has issued notice that it has initiated rulemaking procedures to amend LAC 61:I.4372, Payment of Sales and Use Taxes by Persons Constructing, Renovating, or Altering Immovable Property. The proposed amendments are intended to clarify whether…
The Mississippi Department of Revenue recently amended several sales and use tax regulations to remove longstanding provisions purporting to impose use tax on third party freight charges. These changes reflect the Mississippi Supreme Court’s 2025 ruling in Miss. Dept. of Revenue…
On June 1, the Florida Legislature convened in a special session to consider the property tax reform proposal outlined by Governor DeSantis late last week. Prior to legislative committee meetings, a legislative staff analysis estimated that the Governor’s proposal could…
On May 26, Governor DeSantis released his property tax reform plan and signed a proclamation for a sixth Legislative Special Session. While the text of the Governor’s planned Constitutional Amendment has not yet been released, the details outlined in his press…