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2026 State and Local Tax Amnesty Programs: What Businesses Need to Know

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Heading into 2026, several states are offering tax amnesty programs that can help businesses resolve outstanding liabilities with reduced penalties and interest. These programs provide a valuable opportunity to clean up past obligations and reduce the impact of future tax controversies. Here’s a summary: New Hampshire Statewide Tax Amnesty Illinois Remote Retailer Amnesty Washington State Voluntary Disclosure for International Remote Sellers Additionally, Indiana announced it will be launching an amnesty program some time in 2026…

Indiana Generates A Position on Artificial Intelligence

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Artificial intelligence, or more commonly AI, seems to be what everyone is talking about nowadays.  Businesses are investing hundreds of billions into AI research and, in parallel, integrating AI products into their day-to-day operations in order to maximize business savings and obtain a competitive advantage over their competitors.  It is no secret the tax treatment of AI could have profound consequences for businesses.  However, most states have not made their position on the taxability of…

Illinois Brings Back Its Tax Amnesty Programs With A New Remote Retailer Feature

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On June 16, 2025, Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker signed House Bill 2755 (“H.B. 2755”) into law, which includes comprehensive amnesty programs covering taxes administered by both the Illinois Department of Revenue (the “Department”) and the Office of the Secretary of State of Illinois (the “Secretary of State”).  The legislation also introduces a new amnesty program for remote retailers under the state’s Remote Retailer Occupation Tax.  Under each program, in exchange for payment of any outstanding…

Love and Taxes—Washington’s Proposed Dating App Tax

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Joining a dating app may soon have tax implications in Washington. On April 8, 2025, House Bill 2071 was introduced with the intent of placing a monthly excise tax of $1 per resident user, to be paid by the owner of an “online dating application.” The revenue generated would be deposited into a state-operated domestic violence services account to fund support and advocacy programs across the state. The proposed tax would be levied on…

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