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Unitary Business Taxation Principles

For at least the last two decades, law firms have continually expanded their operations across state lines (and national boundaries as well). Thus, today's law firms have to confront the intriguing and difficult questions of the power of the several states to tax operations that extend across state lines.

29 minute read April 29, 2009 at 07:50 AM
By
Anthony Michael Sabino
Unitary Business Taxation Principles

For at least the last two decades, law firms have continually expanded their operations across state lines (and national boundaries as well). Even with the current downturn, this trend may slow down, but it most certainly will not abate.

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