Few things are as frustrating as getting state tax notices or assessments telling you that your business is subject to taxes in states in which you don’t have a location. Unfortunately, state and local tax laws are subject to constant change, rarely favor out-of-state businesses and generally enhance the states’ ability to subject out-of-state entities to taxation.

Given this reality, you should review your business operations for potential state tax liabilities as well as opportunities to address your state tax costs. At Gaglianese & Valleras, LLP, we are dedicated to identifying state tax changes and exposures and evaluating their potential effect on you and your business.

Whether your business is spread across many states, conducting business over the Internet or simply has a presence in a limited geographic area, you should be one step ahead of the state tax changes that can affect your business