2020
Tax Notes State Features Second Article by B&I Attorneys On Taxation of AI
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsOn June 4, 2020, in the second of a two–part series, Tax Notes State featured an article on the tax treatment of artificial intelligence, “Hey Siri, What About Income Taxes on AI?” (subscription required), by B&I attorneys Martin I. Eisenstein, Jamie Szal, and Michael Carey. In it, they consider two thorny state income tax issues...
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Law360 Features State Tax Article by Martin Eisenstein
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsOn October 4, 2019, Law360 published managing partner Martin Eisenstein’s article on “Direct Taxes: The Next Shoe To Drop After Wayfair” (subscription required). In the article, Eisenstein addresses an issue looming large after the Supreme Court’s decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, which opened the door to the use of “economic nexus” as a basis...
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Martin Eisenstein Gives Presentation on Wayfair for Foreign Sellers
David Swetnam-Burland / 0 CommentsOn February 5, 2019, managing partner Martin Eisenstein presented a Strafford Webinar entitled “New Economic Presence Nexus Standards for Foreign Remote Sellers: Impact of Wayfair Holding on Non-U.S. Companies.” Eisenstein addressed the challenges facing sellers outside the United States posed by the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in South Dakota v. Wayfair, and the practical ways...
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Retroactively Speaking: Michigan Imposes Over $1 Billion In New Income Taxes Going Back to 2008
David Bertoni / 0 CommentsThe battle over income apportionment just took dramatic turn in Michigan, and the stakes could not be higher. In July, the Supreme Court of Michigan ruled that IBM had a right to use a 3-factor apportionment formula for its 2008 tax year, despite the state’s insistence that the company was required to use a sales-factor...
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