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 In March of 2008, Myrtle Beach, South Carolina, implemented a 1% sales tax intended for the promotion of tourism and to subsidize property taxes.  Despite strong opposition from the governor and many locals, the privately ran Chamber of Commerce passed the tax anyways without a vote, but put a 10 ...

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Please join professionals from KPMG LLP and Thomson Reuters for a share forum addressing how to control your company’s transaction tax process through the effective use of technology. Date: Tuesday, May 22, 2012 Location: KPMG LLP - Nashville Office 401 Commerce Street Nashville, TN 37219     Time:         1:00 p.m. - 1:30 p.m. - Registration 1:30 p.m. - 5:00 p.m. ...

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Thomson Reuters and GE will be hosting a session at the 2012 ACT Conference on how to achieve global tax support by consolidating your company's VAT determination, reporting, and compliance processes. Session Information: Title: Combine VAT Determination and Tax Compliance to Achive Global Tax Support Wednesday May 23, 2012 3:00pm - 4:15pm Walt Disney World ...

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 For the fifth straight year, Virginia shoppers will be allowed to purchase hurricane related supplies free from state and local sales taxes beginning later next week.  The Hurricane Preparedness Tax Holiday runs from Friday, May 25th through the 31st, and includes items such as water bottles, tarps, and batteries on ...

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 On April 23rd, the Massachusetts House of Representatives voted to reject a budget amendment that would have allowed for a Meals Tax Holiday in the state from October  7th - 12th.  Should this amendment have passed, diners would have the opportunity to save 6.25% on their purchases at restaurants throughout ...

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 Texas will once again be participating in their annual Energy Star Sales Tax Holiday from Saturday, May 26th though Monday the 28th.  During this particular weekend, big ticket items such as refrigerators and washers with an Energy Star rating are free from the 6.25% state sales tax.  Other states that ...

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 Beginning July 1, Tennessee will see a reduction in their grocery sales tax from 5.5% down to 5.25%.  This cut, which was passed by the General Assembly last month and figures to save your average consumer about $3.40 a year, will cost the state about $22 million in revenue over ...

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Join Thomson Reuters and Aberdeen Group  for a special webcast to uncover processes and supporting technologies that allow successful global indirect tax management. Doing business in a global market has its share of challenges. Ensuring proper value-added tax (VAT) registration and management is one that should not be overlooked. Effective VAT management ...

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A Tax Holiday bill that recently passed in the Colorado House has rolled through a Senate panel despite skepticism on both sides.  Should the final bill eventually come to pass, Colorado would join 16 other states that exempt the purchases of school related items, as well as other purchases, from ...

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In a bill passed by the city council last October, the city of Petersburg allows for up to two Tax Free Days a year, chosen by the Chamber of Commerce, which gives shoppers a 6 percent savings on their purchases for a one day period.  The first ever Tax Free ...

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The middle month of Q2 2012 brings only a few changes. We are expecting quite a bit of new levies and changes effective Q3 with state legislative sessions picking up steam. Some of the changes effective in May include: New Levies Illinois: Burr Ridge 1.0% (food & beverage) Rate Changes Alabama: Cullman County 4.5% Tennessee: ...

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There were 30 percent fewer indirect tax increases reported globally in the first quarter of 2012 than there were during the same period in 2011, according to the latest ONESOURCE Indirect Tax rate report from Thomson Reuters. The number of indirect tax increases declined from 154 in Q1 2011 to 107 ...

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Indirect tax – which encompasses consumption, transaction, value-added, and sales and use taxes – can cost businesses thousands of dollars to manage each year. Though keeping track of indirect tax is a legal obligation, staying on top of constantly changing tax rates and rules can be overwhelming. Additionally, if it ...

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Thomson Reuters today announced ONESOURCE Indirect Tax Integration for Oracle 12 Inventory Movement. Building on the company’s Gold level membership in the Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), the latest integration reduces the risk from audit penalties resulting from changes in inventory usage. For example, components initially purchased for inclusion in manufactured goods often ...

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