Legislative Updates

Tax Forms Show 95 Percent with Health Insurance, 86,000 Hit with Penalties

Desktop Reference to Massachusetts Wage and Hour Laws

Massachusetts Independent Contractor Law

A public construction law signed by Governor Romney on July 19, 2005 includes a provision that amends the Independent Contractor Law. The new law could potentially be burdensome for many practices, as well as your clients, who use per-diem workers.

Big Business Wacked by New Wage Act

CPA Mobility Legislation Gains National Momentum

Senate Ways and Means Version of the Governor's Tax Bill

Senate Chair: House Tax Bill Revenues Insufficient

A Copy of H.B. 4645, Improving Tax Fairness and Business Competitiveness Passed 4/10/08

Society Submits Comments Opposing the Proposed HUD Rule

Update on the Tax Bill - An Act Improving Tax Fairness and Business Competitiveness

The Committee on Revenue, by a 7-1 vote, has reported out the bill below and referred it to the House Committee on Ways and Means.

Florida House Panel Rejects Combined Reporting

An effort to bring combined reporting of corporate income taxes to Florida failed.

Patrick to Create Task Force on Underground Economy

Businesses who operate under-the-table and employers who break employment laws will be the focus of a task force Gov. Deval Patrick is poised to create on Wednesday.

Past MSCPA President Kevin Long Spoke at the Joint Committee on Revenue Hearing on the Bill, "An Act Improving Tax Fairness and Business Competitiveness"

Written Comments Concerning Working Draft Directive on Income Tax Treatment of 401(k) Plan Contributions on behalf of Partners and Other Self-Employed Individuals

Regulations to Implement the Identity Theft Legislation Postponed

Speaker Dimasi, House Leaders Unveil Balanced Budget Proposal

Measured plan includes cuts, savings, and corporate tax changes.

Board Adopts New Auditing Standard No. 6: Evaluating Consistency of Financial Statements

Governor's Budget Proposal FY2009

Closer than Initially Announced, Corporate Tax Code Vote Assailed by Critics

A just-completed special commission report on corporate taxes is under fire from members of the commission who say the ultimate report ignored important data and skewed recommendations in favor of administration priorities.

IRS Issues Interim Relief on More Likely Than Not Penalties

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