Do you know when cloud services are taxable?
Learn from the experts when and how local sales and use tax is
applied to cloud computing products.
The ‘Information Age' has introduced digital product offerings
which have posed cognitive dilemmas for multistate sellers and
consumers of such products.
In addition to understanding the nature of such products for
purposes of analysis, tax and finance professionals must keep up
with increasing state and local legislation and taxing authority
developments applicable to digital products.
Add to this the ongoing problem that company data is often not
available at the level of detail needed for state and local tax
compliance, and the challenges may seem steep. This topic will help
you to divide and conquer your state and local sales tax and
income/franchise tax compliance issues.
Learning Objectives:
- You will be able to recognize the nature of digital
products and hosted services.
- You will be able to identify and address the challenges
digital product sellers and hosted services providers face
in determining sales tax nexus and income/franchise tax
nexus.
- You will be able to review the sourcing of transactions
for sales tax reporting and collection purposes and for
income/franchise tax receipts factor apportionment purposes.
- You will be able to discuss the quality of your
company's transaction location data for state and local tax
purposes.
This Live Webinar Covers These Hot Issues:
- Introduction to Digital Products and Hosted Services
- Sales Tax Nexus and Income/Franchise Tax Nexus for
Digital Product Sellers and Hosted Services Providers
- Characterization of Digital Products and Hosted Services
for Sales Tax Determination Purposes and for
Income/Franchise Tax Receipts Apportionment Purposes
- Transaction Sourcing for Sales Tax Reporting and
Collection Purposes and for Income/Franchise Tax
Apportionment Purposes
- Transaction Data Evaluation and Opportunities for
Improvement
Credit Information (Sponsored by Lorman Education Services):
For Detailed Credit Information page
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Only registered attendee will receive continuing education credit.
Faculty:
Benjamin Diaz, Alvarez & Marsal
Holdings, LLC
- Managing director at Alvarez &
Marsal Holdings, LLC, in Miami, FL
- More than 20 years of state and
local tax experience, including 8 years in the tax and
business advisory practice of Arthur Andersen, and 3 years
at Deloitte Tax
- Serves the state and local
income/franchise tax and sales/use tax needs of companies in
a variety of industries, including retail, transportation,
financial services, social media, business process and
Information Technology outsourcing, and telecommunications
- Focuses on state and local tax
exposure analyses and domestic structural planning related
to acquisitions and dispositions, state and local tax audit
defense for income/franchise tax and sales tax, state and
local income/franchise tax compliance and planning, and
multistate tax ASC 740 and ASC 450-20 assistance
- Specializes in the application of
information technology for state and local tax compliance
and planning purposes, including tax information system
design and optimization of tax department operational
effectiveness
- Certified Public Accountant (CPA),
member of the AICPA and Florida Institute of CPAs
- Former adjunct professor in the
Master of Accountancy Program at Florida International
University
- M.S.T degree in taxation, B.S.
degree in accounting, with a double major in management
information systems, Florida International University
- Can be contacted at 305-704-6650, bdiaz@alvarezandmarsal.com or
on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/bediaz
Laurie Wik, Alvarez & Marsal Holdings,
LLC
- Senior tax director at Alvarez &
Marsal Holdings, LLC, in San Francisco, CA
- More than 27 years in indirect tax
in the Silicon Valley, including 9 years as state and local
tax manager of a software and hosted services company and 11
years at Deloitte Tax, where Laurie led the Tax Technology
Industry subsector group for the national indirect tax
practice for several years
- Focuses on sellers and consumers of
digital, web-based, and IT products and services, and serves
a diverse group of industries including technology,
construction and engineering, biotech, and life sciences
companies
- Provides tax process diagnostic and
process optimization services, sales/use tax exposure
analyses and remediation, audit defense, nexus, and
taxability analyses, sales/use tax overpayment reviews and
capital expenditure planning
- Certified member of the Institute
for Professionals in Taxation (IPT)
- Computer software and services
instructor at IPT’s annual intermediate sales tax school
- M.S.T degree in taxation, Golden
Gate University, San Francisco; B.S. degree in business
administration (accounting, finance) California State
University - East Bay
- Can be contacted at 415-490-2354, lwik@alvarezandmarsal.com or
on LinkedIn at https://www.linkedin.com/in/laurie-wik
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