The Colorado Department of Revenue recently addressed whether a restaurant's purchase of pre-packaged dressing that was mixed with other food products to produce a condiment that was then sold to customers was subject to sales tax.

Recently, the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that actions taken at in-home wine tasting events by independent contractors of an out-of-state vineyard constituted the sale of alcohol under Wyoming law.

Recently, the Indiana Department of State Revenue denied a hospital's sales and use tax refund claim. The hospital used a "third party manager" company for performing "certain administrative duties," which appeared, in this case, to include making purchases of exempt equipment.

Recently, the Wyoming Supreme Court ruled that actions taken at in-home wine tasting events by independent contractors of an out-of-state vineyard constituted the sale of alcohol under Wyoming law.

Recently, the Indiana Department of State Revenue denied a hospital's sales and use tax refund claim. The hospital used a "third party manager" company for performing "certain administrative duties," which appeared, in this case, to include making purchases of exempt equipment.

The Alabama Department of Revenue recently issued a 50-page report addressing how various aspects of federal tax reform interact with Alabama's individual, corporate, and financial institution tax laws.

The Vermont Department of Taxes recently issued guidance on how different types of taxpayers should report section 965 income.

The Vermont Department of Taxes recently issued guidance on how different types of taxpayers should report section 965 income.

The Alabama Department of Revenue recently issued a 50-page report addressing how various aspects of federal tax reform interact with Alabama's individual, corporate, and financial institution tax laws.

Recently, the Michigan Supreme Court addressed whether two financing companies were entitled to tax refunds under Michigan's bad debt statute for taxes paid on vehicles financed through installment contracts.