From strategic planning to compliance, the state and local tax (SALT) services professionals at UHY Advisors have the experience and resources to improve your overall state and local tax position. We offer a variety of services that provide solutions to today’s complex challenges including services for state income and franchise taxes, transaction taxes, property taxes, credits and incentives, and unclaimed property. We believe in offering the highest quality of personal service. Our professionals provide the personal attention and focus to help you understanding how individual decisions could affect your company's overall tax issues. We take the time to build a productive relationship to understand your challenges and provide the most effective solutions. State and local tax issues require a special combination of knowledge, competencies, and experience which is why our national state and local tax professionals are fully dedicated to this specialty. Some of our specific services include:
The Ohio Department of Taxation is offering a limited time tax amnesty program. This will run from Jan. 1 - Feb. 15, 2018 and will allow relief from penalties and savings of 50 percent on interest charges. If you had unreported or underreported taxes that were due as of May 1, 2017, this is an opportunity to become current with tax liabilities in Ohio. Eligible individuals and businesses are those that have not been contacted by the Department.
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Beginning in 2018 in Michigan, all companies with no unclaimed property will be required to file a zero or negative report. But, what is unclaimed property? Unclaimed property is any asset, tangible or intangible, belonging to a third party that remains unclaimed for a specified period of time by its rightful owner.
Property tax bills on your primary residence are exempt from local school district operating tax levies of up to $18 million by using a principal residence exemption (PRE).
Manufacturing companies that have equipment subject to the Michigan Essential Services Assessment (ESA) are required to certify through the Michigan Treasury Online website that the essential services tax liability is correct before the ESA can be paid.
Check out the latest SALT Alerts from Michigan and Nevada.