New Jersey Intangibles Holding Company Case Shows Pitfalls of Separate Reporting - McDermott Will & Emery

New Jersey Intangibles Holding Company Case Shows Pitfalls of Separate Reporting

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Alysse McLoughlin said a New Jersey Tax Court Decision affirming the tax filing obligations of out-of-state intangibles holding companies “really highlights the need for coordination at the taxpayer level concerning returns that are being filed by related companies … If you don’t file for a company that has economic nexus, you might end up getting whipsawed — you could have a statute of limitations run on an in-state company that wasn’t able to deduct something, and New Jersey could still come in and try to tax the out-of-state company on the same income.”