State & Local Tax Apportionment
Ensuring each state gets the appropriate amount
Apportionment in state taxes refers to the division of taxes amongst states based on specific criteria. The apportionment formula varies from state to state but generally includes factors such as sales, property, and payroll in the state.
Determining the appropriate division can be a complicated process that requires the assistance of tax professionals. At DHJJ, we determine each state’s correct apportionment calculation and the amount of taxes a business owes to each state.
State and Local Tax Planning Services for Your Business
Our DHJJ State and Local tax team is well-versed in multistate returns and apportionment. Contact us to discuss this further and how we can help you.
SALT Services Include
Mitigate business risk and strategically plan for tax liabilities with state and local tax services from DHJJ that include:
- State tax returns
- Local tax returns
- Apportionment
- Business personal property tax
- Nexus studies
- Registration
- Simulated sales tax audits
- Voluntary disclosure
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