This is the sixth article in a series on the composition of the sales factor and the potential tax saving opportunities hidden within state statutes and regulations. As more states shift to a single or more heavily weighted sales factor, it is important for taxpayers to understand the intricacies of the sales factor and the opportunities that exist in computing it. This article will focus on issues that could arise and opportunities that may be available for conduit receipts.
Demystifying the Sales Factor: Conduit Receipts
By Catherine A. Battin on December 17, 2014
Catherine A. BattinCatherine (Cate) A. Battin represents clients in state and local tax controversies at the audit, administrative and judicial levels in numerous jurisdictions. She provides national state tax strategies for clients on a full range of state tax issues, including income tax apportionment, nexus, combination and sales tax characterization of products and services. She has defended numerous internet sellers in cases brought under the Illinois False Claims Act alleging fraudulent failures to collect and remit use tax. Read Catherine A. Battin's full bio.
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