SALT Alert: Tennessee DOR Releases Notice Regarding Franchise Tax Property Measure Repeal
The Tennessee Department of Revenue has released Notice #24-05 discussing the franchise tax property measure repeal.
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The Tennessee Department of Revenue has released Notice #24-05 discussing the franchise tax property measure repeal.
On January 24, two Tennessee House Republicans introduced House Bill (HB) 1893. As introduced, HB 1893 deletes the provision requiring that the measure of the franchise tax must not be less than the actual value of the real or tangible property owned or used by a taxpayer in Tennessee.
Learn about multistate income and sales tax issues impacting CFOs, controllers, tax directors, private business owners, PE investors and other tax professionals!
P.L. 86-272, a federal law that many companies rely on to protect them from having to pay a state’s income tax, has been under attack by the Multistate Tax Commission since 2018. Despite these attacks, the law can still offer valuable protection for businesses engaged in interstate commerce.
Partner, National Practice Leader - State and Local Tax
615.358.9032
Nashville, TN