July 2011

Webinar: Latest in Midwest Tax Law Changes and Impact of Amazon Nexus Rules

This webinar will provide the latest information on important changes to state and local tax (SALT) laws affecting businesses with multi-state operations. Attendees will learn about Amazon nexus rules, which have been introduced in more than a dozen states over the last six months. 

This presentation will also cover the three-bill tax package replacing the Michigan Business Tax with a 6% corporate income tax.

Webinar topics and takeaways include:

  • The effects of Amazon Nexus Rules on e-Commerce 
  • Michigan Business Tax and enactment of a new Corporate Income Tax
  • Updates on Illinois changes
  • Changes to state budgets with fiscal years ending in June 
View a recording of the webinar

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Who should attend:

Midwest–area CFOs, Treasurers, Controllers, Tax Directors of middle market privately, closely, and publicly held businesses with multi-state operations. 

Our thanks to Deb Rood and Jennifer A. Zimmerman for their contribution to this webinar. 

More about Blackman’s SALT Practice.

More about Horwood’s SALT Practice.

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*CLE credit is available pending specific state approval. For questions please contact Carolyn Sprinchorn at csprin@gmail.com or 312-606-3200 x4126.


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