Failing to Properly Terminate State Domicile Has a Taxing Result
By Stanley R. Kaminski & Lauren A. Ferrante
State and Local Taxation,
July 2021
As a result of state tax burdens due to the pandemic, it is becoming increasingly common for people now facing higher state taxes on their earnings, profits, and gains—and benefiting from the ability to remotely work from home—to look to permanently move to no- or low-tax states to avoid state taxation.
Illinois Appellate Court Affirms ‘Glaring Bad Faith’ Standard Applies in FCA Lawsuit
By Lauren Ferrante
State and Local Taxation,
May 2021
A summary and analysis of State of Illilnois ex rel. Thulis v. City of Chicago, which looked at whether the city violated the Illinois False Claims Act by knowingly failing to comply with the Revised Uniform Unclaimed Property Act due to its failure to report or turn over more than 22,000 uncased checks to the state.
Sourcing of TPP: When Destination and Delivery Dovetail
By Stanley R. Kaminski & Lauren A. Ferrante
State and Local Taxation,
March 2021
The sourcing of the sales of tangible personal property is a hot topic and one that surprises practitioners with its various twists and turns.
Case summary: People ex rel. Linblom v. Sears Brands, LLC
By Keith Staats
State and Local Taxation,
May 2019
A summary of People ex rel. Linblom v. Sears Brands, LLC, in which the plaintiffs alleged that a number of retailers, including Home Depot, knowingly engaged in a scheme to avoid payment of retailers' occupation tax to the Illinois Department of Revenue.
A review of Parmar v. Madigan
By Joan Smuda
State and Local Taxation,
June 2018
An overview of the Illinois Supreme Court case Parmar v. Madigan.
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