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Current Corporate Income Tax Developments.

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Title: Current Corporate Income Tax Developments.
Authors: Boucher, Karen J. kboucher@deloitte.com, Ponda, Shona
Source: Tax Adviser. Mar2011, Vol. 42 Issue 3, p187-195. 10p.
Abstract: • States continued the trend toward asserting "economic" nexus (i.e., nexus without physical presence in a state) for purposes of state income taxes. A number of states passed laws asserting that a taxpayer has nexus with the state if the taxpayer has a certain amount of sales, property, or payroll within the state. • As a result of recent economic conditions, a number of states passed laws temporarily disallowing net operating loss (NOL) deductions or otherwise modifying their rules regarding NOL deductions. • Many states passed legislation decoupling their tax law from certain federal tax provisions. Provisions that were frequently the subject of decoupling include the Sec. 172(b)(1)(H) elective federal five-year carryback provisions for NOL deductions and the Sec. 108(i) deferral of income arising from certain discharged business indebtedness. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]
Subject Terms: *Corporate taxes, *Business tax, *Tax laws, *Taxation, American business enterprises
Geographic Terms: United States
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ISSN: 00399957
Database: Business Source Complete