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Sales Tax – Underreporting
No. 8074, 8075 Mellesmoen v. Commissioner of Revenue (St. Louis County)
New governors face mountainous deficits
Twenty-six states elected new governors last month - 17 Republicans, eight Democrats and one independent - and now they are going to have to reconcile their principles and campaign promises with some harsh fiscal realities: This is the worst budget climate for the states in at least a generation.
Rockefeller Institute: State revenues show signs of life
Despite slipping personal income tax receipts, Minnesota is among 30 states that saw increases in overall second quarter tax collections.
Sales Tax – Automatic Gratuities
No. 8113 New Ulm Country Club v. Commissioner of Revenue (Brown County)
Bakk introduces bill to tax clothing sales for school shift payback
Senate Taxes Committee Chairman Tom Bakk, DFL-Cook, announced last week that he’s introducing a bill to add clothing to the state’s sales tax in order to pay back last year’s K-12 school aid shift and reduce the current budget deficit.
Paper trail: Bakk’s budget plan
Senate Taxes Committee Chairman Tom Bakk, DFL-Cook, this morning proposed to add clothing to the state's sales tax in order to payback last year's K-12 school aid shift and reduce the current budget deficit. While expanding the sales tax base, Bakk also wants to lower the sales tax rate from 6.5 percent to 6.25 percent. Minnesota is one of five states that don't tax clothing sales.
The T Word: County-option tax levy proposal doesn’t have backing of Minnesota counties
Stipulation of Facts agreed to by the parties resolved all factual issues relevant to summary judgment. Auditor correctly employed the indirect audit method to calculate underreported sales tax numbers. Appellants admitted underreporting revenue for the relevant tax years. Appellant’s recalculations were unreliable because the bar’s records were inherently unreliable. Negligence penalt[...]
The T Word: Sales tax revenues crashing for state and local governments around U.S.
Stipulation of Facts agreed to by the parties resolved all factual issues relevant to summary judgment. Auditor correctly employed the indirect audit method to calculate underreported sales tax numbers. Appellants admitted underreporting revenue for the relevant tax years. Appellant’s recalculations were unreliable because the bar’s records were inherently unreliable. Negligence penalt[...]
The T Word: Rest’s tax bill may be a non-starter
Stipulation of Facts agreed to by the parties resolved all factual issues relevant to summary judgment. Auditor correctly employed the indirect audit method to calculate underreported sales tax numbers. Appellants admitted underreporting revenue for the relevant tax years. Appellant’s recalculations were unreliable because the bar’s records were inherently unreliable. Negligence penalt[...]
Analysis: Tax Incidence Study points to a system in growing need of overhaul
Stipulation of Facts agreed to by the parties resolved all factual issues relevant to summary judgment. Auditor correctly employed the indirect audit method to calculate underreported sales tax numbers. Appellants admitted underreporting revenue for the relevant tax years. Appellant’s recalculations were unreliable because the bar’s records were inherently unreliable. Negligence penalt[...]
Analysis: Tax Incidence Study points to a system in growing need of overhaul
Stipulation of Facts agreed to by the parties resolved all factual issues relevant to summary judgment. Auditor correctly employed the indirect audit method to calculate underreported sales tax numbers. Appellants admitted underreporting revenue for the relevant tax years. Appellant’s recalculations were unreliable because the bar’s records were inherently unreliable. Negligence penalt[...]
The T Word: Which taxes to raise? Five ideas that are circulating at the Capitol
Stipulation of Facts agreed to by the parties resolved all factual issues relevant to summary judgment. Auditor correctly employed the indirect audit method to calculate underreported sales tax numbers. Appellants admitted underreporting revenue for the relevant tax years. Appellant’s recalculations were unreliable because the bar’s records were inherently unreliable. Negligence penalt[...]
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