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State Tax Considerations for Businesses Moving to the Lone Star State
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State Tax Considerations for Businesses Moving to the Lone Star State
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Texas touts itself as a low-tax, business-friendly state. As a result, many businesses are surprised to learn that, while Texas may not impose a personal income tax, the state otherwise maintains a complex state tax scheme that can create audit headaches for those unfamiliar with Texas tax. In this session, we’ll discuss the taxes imposed by the Lone Star State with a special focus on two key business taxes: Texas sales and use tax and Texas franchise tax.
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- Total Credit Hours:
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- TX, CA
- Specialization: Civil Appellate Law | Consumer Law | Civil Trial Law | Tax Law
- TX MCLE credit expires: 9/30/2024
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State Tax Considerations for Those Moving to the Lone Star State (Aug 2021)
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State Tax Considerations for Those Moving to the Lone Star State (Aug 2021)
Texas touts itself as a low-tax, business-friendly state. As a result, many businesses are surprised to learn that, while Texas may not impose a personal income tax, the state otherwise maintains a complex state tax scheme that can create audit headaches for those unfamiliar with Texas tax. In this session, we’ll discuss the taxes imposed by the Lone Star State with a special focus on two key business taxes: Texas sales and use tax and Texas franchise tax.
Originally presented: Jul 2021 LLCs, LPs and Partnerships
Danielle Ahlrich,
Reed Smith LLP - Austin, TX