Dakota S. Newton

HMB is proud to be a sponsor of the Council on State Taxation (“COST”) and the Chicago Tax Club (“CTC”) 2022 Mid-West Regional State Tax Seminar. Join David A. Hughes, Marilyn A. Wethekam, David W. Machemer and Dakota S. Newton for various SALT updates.

Sam and Dakota will dig into the tax implications for an array of technologies including software, SaaS, digital goods, streaming content, cloud computing, digital advertising and cryptocurrency.

5/4/21 1:00PM CT In this webinar for the Chicago Tax Club, Jordan M. Goodman and Dakota S. Newton review the state-level approaches to the NOL and PPP provisions of the CARES Act, discuss issues related to remote employees and provide an update on how these are affecting income and sales tax nexus. This webinar qualifies for CPE credit. Register for…

8/26/2020 Residency and Other State Income Tax Issues for Individuals - David A. Hughes and Dakota S. Newton 10:50AM - 11:40AM CT With the increase in flow-through entities, individual income tax issues are becoming more complex to navigate. Explore critical issues including credits for tax paid to other states, taxation of nonresident individuals, and income tax on the sale of…

7/22/20 12:30PM-1:30PM CT CPE and CLE Credit Jordan and Dakota examine Wayfair’s continuing impact on direct and indirect tax nexus standards and analyze the inconsistent patchwork of marketplace facilitator rules around the country. They also discuss emerging income tax issues related to eroding P.L. 86-272 protections and the throwback and throwout rules. This webinar will be presented via Zoom. Register…

Effective January 1, 2021 Kentucky eliminated its Bank Franchise Tax ("BFT")and instead subjected financial institutions and financial organizations to the state's existing Corporate Income Tax ("CIT") and Limited Liability Entity Tax ("LLET").

As we move into harvest season, we here at Cover Your SaaS (CYS) have cultivated a fresh crop of updates for your enjoyment. Keen observers will note that there has been a somewhat larger gap than usual between newsletters and we admit, it has been a minute. Of course, absence makes the heart grow fonder so we are excited to…

With the holidays upon us, it seems like a good time to take a pleasant stroll through the cloud computing and digital product SALT developments you and your clients should be aware of. We returned to the “classic” format for this edition, organizing the stories by jurisdiction, headlining them in summary fashion, and then providing context and snappy analysis. If you have follow-up questions, please let us know.

Welcome to the third edition of Cover Your SaaS. Following a brief mid-summer hiatus from which the authors returned pale as ever, we dive once more into the cloud computing and digital product SALT developments you and your clients should be aware of. This is a bumper edition, so we have organized the updates by general topic rather than solely by jurisdiction.

Welcome to the second edition of Cover Your SaaS, your new favorite(ish) semi-regular publication from HMB Legal Counsel’s State & Local Tax team. Far from accepting a sophomore slump, this edition boldly delves into SALT developments in the digital products sphere, the importance of separately stating charges, and the dangers of straying into taxable telecommunications.

Welcome to the first edition of Cover Your SaaS, a new semi-regular publication from HMB Legal Counsel’s State & Local Tax team. Using the latest in news-scanning technology, i.e., the daily emails that land in our inbox, our goal is to keep you updated on key SALT developments in the digital and cloud computing space.