Indiana imposes a motor carrier fuel tax on certain commercial motor vehicles (e.g., semitrucks) that access and drive on Hoosier roads.  Currently under advisement before the Indiana Tax Court is B.L. Reever Transport, Inc., et al. v. Indiana Department of Revenue, Case No. 20T-TA-00009, which challenges whether the Indiana Toll Road is a public maintained highway for purposes of the motor carrier fuel tax.  The case summary and pleadings are available via Case Search - MyCase (in.gov). 

Indiana imposes a motor carrier fuel tax on certain commercial motor vehicles (e.g., semitrucks) that access and drive on Hoosier roads.  Currently under advisement before the Indiana Tax Court is B.L. Reever Transport, Inc., et al. v. Indiana Department of Revenue, Case No. 20T-TA-00009, which challenges whether the Indiana Toll Road is a public maintained highway for purposes of the motor carrier fuel tax.  The case summary and pleadings are available via Case Search - MyCase (in.gov). 

Hoosiers love their sports. It’s no secret! Professional athletes can also make big bucks. It’s no secret either. But, have you ever wondered what the tax consequences of those big salaries are? If so, I would like to invite you to an important and exciting upcoming IndyBar CLE on August 31 at IndyBarHQ!

Hoosiers love their sports. It’s no secret! Professional athletes can also make big bucks. It’s no secret either. But, have you ever wondered what the tax consequences of those big salaries are? If so, I would like to invite you to an important and exciting upcoming IndyBar CLE on August 31 at IndyBarHQ!

Check out this article regarding recent changes in federal tax policy. 
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/08/07/us/climate-tax-deal-vote

Check out this article regarding recent changes in federal tax policy. 
https://www.nytimes.com/live/2022/08/07/us/climate-tax-deal-vote

As a tax practitioner of more than 15 years, it never ceases to amaze me how intimidated people are when receiving notices in the mail. The most common reasons are leaving something off of your tax return, internal adjustments and failure to file or pay. What should you do when you get them? The obvious answer is don’t throw them away!

As a tax practitioner of more than 15 years, it never ceases to amaze me how intimidated people are when receiving notices in the mail. The most common reasons are leaving something off of your tax return, internal adjustments and failure to file or pay. What should you do when you get them? The obvious answer is don’t throw them away!

KPMG Washington National Tax Professionals discuss the possibility of what Congress may do this summer regarding a new tax bill and when it may happen.

KPMG Washington National Tax Professionals discuss the possibility of what Congress may do this summer regarding a new tax bill and when it may happen.