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Yes, You Can Make a Claim Against the Iowa Department of Revenue Under the Iowa Tort Claims Act for its Improper Collection Actions

By cedwardsdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-bradshaw-fo
May 30, 2025

The Iowa Department of Revenue (“Department”) enjoys immunity from lawsuits for “[a]ny claim arising in respect to the assessment or collection of any tax or fee.”  Iowa Code § 669.14(2).  However, such immunity is waived

if the director or an…

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Court of Appeals Decision May Remove State Tax Exemptions of College Conferences, Property Owned Jointly by Cities and Counties, and Catholic Schools

By cedwardsdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-bradshaw-fo
April 23, 2025

A recent opinion from the Iowa Court of Appeals may have far-reaching tax consequences for cities and counties, private nonprofit educational institutions, and other entities who are relying on the tax exemption of their members as the basis for the…

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Iowa Law Firms and Other Professional Firms are Paying Too Much Sales Tax

By cedwardsdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-bradshaw-fo
February 26, 2025

Pssst. I have a secret that the Iowa Department of Revenue does not want Iowa law firms and other professional firms to know. Iowa professional firms—law firms, accounting firms, doctor and dentist offices, architectural firms—are probably paying too much sales…

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Charles Telk Joins Dickinson Law

By noreply@dickinsonlaw.com Dickinson Mackaman Tyler Hagen P.C.
April 18, 2022

We’re pleased to announce that Charles Telk III has joined Dickinson, Mackaman, Tyler & Hagen P.C. as an Associate Attorney.

Charles graduated in December with dual degrees including his Juris Doctorate with High Honors from Drake University Law School and…

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Governor Reynolds Signs Iowa House File 2317 Into Law

By drepp@dickinsonlaw.com Dickinson Mackaman Tyler Hagen P.C.
March 4, 2022

On March 1, 2022, Governor Kim Reynolds signed House File 2317 into law. 

The new law reduces state income taxes substantially benefitting retired individuals, farmers and individuals in the higher income tax brackets.  It raises taxes on individuals in the lower…

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Iowa Department of Revenue Seeks to Narrow Sales Tax Exemption Through “Clarifying” Rulemaking

By cedwardsdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-mackaman-ty
July 20, 2021

On May 5, 2021, the Iowa Department of Revenue filed a Notice of Intended Action (ARC 5614C) demonstrating its intent to implement administrative rules that would impact manufacturers of food products for human consumption. 

On June 16, 2021, the Department…

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2021 Summer Associate: Charles Telk III

By noreply@dickinsonlaw.com Dickinson Mackaman Tyler Hagen P.C.
May 13, 2021

Dickinson, Mackaman, Tyler& Hagen P.C. is happy to announce that Charles Telk III has joined the firm as a Summer Associate. 

Charles is currently attending Drake University Law School where he will graduate in December with both a JD and…

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Iowa Department of Revenue Issues Contradictory, Confusing Guidance Regarding Computer Sales Tax Exemption

By cedwardsdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-mackaman-ty
February 19, 2021

Recently, the Iowa Department of Revenue issued informal guidance regarding Iowa’s sales tax exemption for purchases of computers by a commercial enterprise.

I have previously discussed Iowa’s computer sales tax exemption here and here. The informal guidance, in some cases,…

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IRS Guidance on Deducting Expenses paid with PPP Loan Proceeds

By rmountsierdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-mackaman
December 21, 2020

UPDATE – ON DECEMBER 21, 2020 CONGRESS ANNOUNCED A NEW STIMULUS PACKAGE THAT WILL ALLOW EXPENSES PAID WITH THE PROCEEDS OF A PPP LOAN TO BE DEDUCTED IN FULL. 

During the week of November 20, the IRS issued two rulings,…

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IRS Guidance on Deducting Expenses paid with PPP Loan Proceeds

By rmountsierdickinsonlaw-com-dickinson-mackaman
November 20, 2020

This week the IRS issued two rulings, Revenue Ruling 2020-27 and Revenue Procedure 2020-51 providing guidance to taxpayers who have received Paycheck Protection Program (PPP) loans.

Although the forgiveness of a PPP Loan is not taxable, expenses paid with the…

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