Learn about the taxing structures as well as how each different structure triggers nexus and the effects of South Dakota versus Wayfair.
As we approach the last quarter of 2020, the trend of states continuing to pursue aggressive apportionment policies will continue. This trend indicates that more than 40 states will now apply some form of an economic presence test for income and franchise tax purposes by the end of 2020; and with the U.S. Supreme Court's ruling in South Dakota v. Wayfair. Inc., economic nexus can now be applied in determining whether a company has created a sales tax filing obligation. Learn about the range of approaches that different states take to tax corporations and issues to consider if a business expands into additional states. Learn about the taxing structures and how each different structure triggers nexus. On June 21, 2018, the Supreme Court of the United States ruled in favor of the State of South Dakota v. Wayfair Inc. This decision allows states to tax remote sales. What does it mean for out-of-state sellers? Gain insight with this in-depth presentation with discussion regarding the U.S. Supreme Court's decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, Inc.
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Inez M. Mello, M.B.A.
Independent Contractor
- Director, state and local taxes for Stowe & Degon LLC
- Over 35 years of state and local tax experience; a seasoned tax professional, her areas of expertise include all facets of multistate and local tax planning and compliance
- Wide breadth of state and local tax knowledge is reflected in the numerous seminars and education symposiums that she leads for associations including The Boston Tax Institute, Lorman Education Services, and the Massachusetts Society of CPA’s
- Chair of the Massachusetts Society of CPA’s State Taxation Committee and has served on CCH’s National State Tax Advisory Board and the Governing Board of the Streamlined Sales Tax Project
- Has continued her scholastic pursuits, serving as an adjunct professor for Bryant University; she is Bryant University’s graduate multistate tax professor and received the 2016 and 2019 Graduate School of Business Award for Outstanding MST Faculty
- Extremely well-known throughout the business community and was recognized by the U.S. Small Business Administration as the Rhode Island Women in Business Champion of the Year in 2007
- Prior to becoming a multistate tax consultant, she has served in various director roles for several CPA firms throughout New England; in this capacity, she helped establish and grow their state and local tax practices as well as oversaw all multistate and local tax issues
- Professional affiliations include chair of the Massachusetts Society of CPA’s State Taxation Committee; Institute of Managerial Accountants – Providence, RI Chapter past president; Rhode Island Accounting Association of Professors (RIAAP)
- M.B.A. degree in taxation and B.S. degree in accounting, Bryant University
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