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Vitamins, supplements and sales tax – the latest

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For purposes of incurring sales tax in any state, that essentially translates into “sometimes.” In other instances, vitamins and supplements aren’t taxed at all. How do you handle sales tax liability if you sell vitamins, dietary supplements or other items in this nebulous category? And we don’t mean “sometimes.”

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New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC): Communities in Schools of Central Texas

Cherry Bekaert

Project With the guidance of Cherry Bekaert, Communities in Schools of Central Texas (CISCT) leveraged the New Markets Tax Credits (NMTC) structure to help build a new facility that aids in its mission to provide students with community support. CISCT is the local chapter of the national Communities in Schools (CIS) organization.

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Effective September 1, You Can Sit For the CPA Exam in Texas With 120 Units

Going Concern

Another state has pushed to allow prospective CPAs to sit for the exam with just a bachelor’s degree worth of units and that’s good ol’ Texas. Effective September 1, future CPAs can sit for the exam with 120 units of education. Before anyone gets too excited, note candidates still need 150 units for licensure.

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2023 in review: The year in sales tax

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No year’s ever dull in sales tax, and the pace has only accelerated in the five years since the Supreme Court’s Wayfair decision. As we start the new year, here’s a look back at some significant sales tax events from 2023. This year, multiple states introduced new sales tax exemptions, too.

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Texas A&M Axes NIL Fund, ‘12th Man Plus,’ After IRS Memo

CPA Practice

By Mark Heim, al.com (TNS) Texas A&M announced Wednesday it was “discontinuing” the 12th Man Plus fund, which provided coveted “priority points” and tax-deductible donations in regard to name, image, and likeness. “On The IRS says collectives may not qualify as tax-exempt if the main objective is paying players.

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What’s new in sales tax?

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There’s always something changing in the world of tax, especially sales tax. The Court of Appeals of South Carolina has affirmed a state Administrative Law Court (ALC) finding that the online retail giant remains liable for eight figures in unpaid sales tax on third-party sales from 2016, interest and penalties. The ol’ one-two.

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Two Texas CPA Firms to Join Forces Next Year

CPA Practice

has been supporting clients in the San Antonio and greater Texas market since 1980. The firm has a strong reputation for providing high-level, personalized tax and advisory guidance, which will combine with abip’s consultative approach to client service. Brehm, Havel & Co. The Brehm, Havel & Co.

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