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New Jersey's commercial, industrial and multi-occupancy property owners are eager to see signs of an economic rebound, and many continue to face challenges to their bottom line precipitated by factors such as lower rental incomes and higher vacancy rates.

With 2021 over and done, our State and Local Tax group is eager to provide you with this handy tax update cheatsheet.

For the past several legislative sessions, the Alabama Legislature has considered a bill to establish an independent tax tribunal outside the Alabama Department of Revenue.

As municipalities have explored additional sources of funding for promising commercial real estate development or redevelopment projects that may not be economically viable without public support...

On December 20, 2017, both the House and Senate passed the Tax Cuts and Jobs Act.

On October 26th, after months of political deadlock over Connecticut's spending and tax policy, the Connecticut legislature passed a bi-partisan budget bill (Senate Bill 1502) by an overwhelming margin

Oorah, Inc., a New Jersey non-profit corporation, was classified by the IRS as a "public charity" under section 501(c)(3).

A recent Indiana Supreme Court ruling in M & M Investment Group, LLC v. Ahlemeyer Farms, Inc. and Monroe Bank, No. 03S04-1211-CC-645 reaffirms the constitutionality of the statutory tax sale mortgagee notice requirements in Indiana.

The IRS announced yesterday, in IR 2017-210 (the "Advisory"), that state property taxes must be "assessed" in 2017 in order for such taxes to be prepaid in calendar year 2017 and therefore deductible in 2017.

The taxpayer scored a major victory in a recent decision issued by the Kentucky Court of Appeals, which held Section 170 of the Kentucky Constitution exempts an institution of purely public charity from the use tax imposed by KRS § 139.310.

On March 6, 2026, the Louisiana Supreme Court issued a decision addressing the treatment of delinquent property taxes in tax sales and redemption calculations in Esplanade Mall Realty Holdings, LLC v. Lopinto.

These types of programs are not offered very often, so it is wise to consider taking advantage of them when they are made available.

This alert discusses some but not all of the corrections.

On September 26, 2024, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that the Ohio Tax Commissioner must reconsider how it values woodlands for purposes of Ohio's Current Agricultural Use Valuation ("CAUV").

During the COVID-19 pandemic, most people have spent a lot of time at home, inspiring many to clear out some of the clutter in their living spaces.

During his campaign, Johnson endorsed a "mansion tax" plan that was spearheaded by Bring Chicago Home, an activist group dedicated to fighting homelessness in Chicago.

On March 22, 2016, South Dakota Governor Dennis Daugaard signed into law Senate Bill 106, which requires any person making more than $100,000 of South Dakota sales or more than 200 separate South Dakota sales transactions to collect and remit sales tax.