Exclusion of State and Local Taxes from Federal Tax Base
IRC §4254(c)
Prevents the 'tax on a tax' by excluding separately stated state and local taxes from the base amount used to calculate the 3% federal communications excise tax.
Eligibility
The state or local tax must be imposed on the furnishing or sale of the service and must be separately stated on the bill.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible for the Exclusion of State and Local Taxes from Federal Tax Base?
The state or local tax must be imposed on the furnishing or sale of the service and must be separately stated on the bill.
How does the Exclusion of State and Local Taxes from Federal Tax Base work?
Prevents the 'tax on a tax' by excluding separately stated state and local taxes from the base amount used to calculate the 3% federal communications excise tax.
What law authorizes the Exclusion of State and Local Taxes from Federal Tax Base?
The Exclusion of State and Local Taxes from Federal Tax Base is authorized under IRC §4254(c) of the Internal Revenue Code (Title 26, United States Code).
Statutory Text — IRC §4254
Source: Internal Revenue Code, Title 26, United States Code
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Legal Sources
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