>From Subject Compilations of State Laws:
2001 State Tax Handbook. Chicago: CCH Incorporated, annual.
Summaries and tables. Some citations to constitutions, codes, and cases.
Covers administration and administrative agencies; collection of
out-of-state taxes; tax rates on corporations, franchises, income, property,
occupancy, alcoholic beverages, gasoline and fuels, iron ore, coal, oil and gas,
severance, forest products, cigarettes and tobacco, mining and minerals,
sales and use, public utilities, insurance companies, estates, fisheries,
tourism, realty transfers, health care providers, banks and financial companies,
limited liability companies, S corporations, gifts, inheritance, loan
agencies and credit unions, grain handlers, pipeline companies, domestic
international sales corporations, and foreign sales corporations; tax credits; return
filing extensions; tax exemptions; tax deductions; allocation and apportionment;
consolidated returns; agricultural exemptions (insecticides, pesticides,
fertilizer, seed, feed, plants, and shoots); clothing; electronic
payment; food and meals; interest rates on delinquent or deficient payments;
machinery; medical services; prescription and nonprescription medicines and
prosthetic devices; newspapers and periodicals; pollution control equipment;
statutes of limitations; taxpayer remedies; appeals and judicial review; and vending
machine sales. Note: Published annually since 1964.
Multistate Corporate Tax Guide. New York: Panel Publishers, Inc., annual.
Tables. Cites to codes. Covers corporate income taxation and sales and use
taxation.
Cheryl Nyberg
Compiler, Subject Compilations of State Laws
and
Reference Librarian
Gallagher Law Library
University of Washington
Seattle, WA 98105
On Wed, 21 Feb 2001, SBENEZRA wrote:
> Hello, fellow Law-Libbers. Once again I am in need of assistance. A couple of the attorneys here are working with a business client who is engaging in business in multiple states. The attorneys are in need of a resource that will allow them to determine the various federal and state taxes for which this business will be responsible in the various jurisdictions in which it is engaging in business, such as business licenses, franchise taxes, excise taxes, and any others that I may have missed. Do any of you have any recommendations?
>
> Seth Ben-Ezra
> Librarian
> Knox, McLaughlin, Gornall & Sennett, P.C.
> http://www.kmgslaw.com
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