Opportunity Zones: What Are They and How Do They Work?

One of the most intriguing and discussed elements of recent tax reform is the creation of Qualified Opportunity Zones, which are economically-distressed communities where new investments, under certain conditions, may be eligible for preferential tax treatment. The tax benefits offered by investment in Qualified Opportunity Zones are meant to encourage economic development in these communities, which are officially designated at the state level.

A Contractor’s Guide to State Nexus

Nexus is defined as a substantial connection to a state that allows the state to tax a taxpayer. Although this may seem pretty straightforward, things can get a little complicated for contractors working on out-of-state jobs. It’s important to determine if your construction company is responsible for state sales tax or income tax before bidding on an out-of-state job to ensure an accurate bottom line on the project and to also ensure compliance with state agencies.

State & Local Tax Services

In the current economic environment, monitoring and managing state and local tax obligations can be a real challenge. Yet for organizations working to protect their revenue and future, it is critical to stay on top of state and local filing requirements.