Your company might claim to be the industry’s best, but five college students have found out how much bragging can add up to.
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Tags: Kegheadz, MySpace, Tax assessment, University of Oklahoma
Leave it to this state to take a perfectly harmless thing like a flea market and regulate it.
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Tags: Antiques Roadshow, Connecticut, Flea markets, Sales tax permit
If you’re in charge of the beverage committee for your company’s next celebration, you might want to make your shopping trip a little earlier.
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Tags: Beer, California, Distributors, Malt beverages, SBE, Wine and spirits
It’s not just a game of chance — bingo comes with some surprising tax complications.
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Tags: Bingo, Charity, Tax complications
Wonder no more: An advisory panel has finally answered this age-old question.
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Tags: Frappuccino, New York, Starbucks, Yoo-Hoo
After getting caught with over $200,000 owed to the state and government, a Minnesota business owner is choosing a non-traditional defense — yes, he stole, but he feels really bad about it.
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Tags: Felony, fines, Remitted taxes, Social Security
Using purchased supplies in production isn’t always enough to trigger a use tax exemption.
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Tags: DOR, Exemptions, Indianda, Manufacturing, Use tax
Great news for your staff (and “crisp wafers in milk chocolate” lovers nationwide): Kit Kat bars aren’t taxable.
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Ever thought your company was due a tax exemption only to come up against a big “no can do” from the state? Maybe some enticement can turn the tide.
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Tags: Chicago, exemption, strip club
