Post Primary Government Affair Report June 17, 2016 You read the polls and predictions, watched all the TV ads, researched the candidates on your ballot and you voted on or before June 14. You did vote, right? Who is in and who is out is now old news. But what does it mean […]
The Primary is June 14! The June 14 Primary election is rapidly approaching and I am on pins and needles! There are some key races that will be decided on that date. I anticipate seeing at least a couple of sitting legislators being defeated, and for some, it will be because of their vote […]
By: Erin R. Barnett, Esq., McDonald Carano Wilson LLP Nevada’s newly-enacted Commerce Tax, ushered in by the passage of Senate Bill 483 on June 10, 2015, will assess varying rates of taxation on the gross revenue of Nevada businesses in excess of $4 million per year. The rate of taxation depends on the industry. […]
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The Commerce Tax – Choosing the Correct NAICS Code The first annual payment of the Nevada commerce tax is due on August 15, 2016 for the fiscal year of July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. All non-exempt taxpayers must file a commerce tax return, even if the taxpayer’s annual gross revenue falls below the […]
NAIOP Government Affairs Report May, 2016 One small step for commercial properties, one giant step for NAIOP. In a recent Las Vegas Business Press, our current President of the Board Michael Shohet was quoted extensively on the subject of license fees for lessors. At issue was a plan by the City of Las […]
NAIOP Government Affairs Update April 2016 As of 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 18, the filing period for candidates for various state and local offices is now closed. This means that we have a good snapshot of who is in – and out – of which race. As in years past, NAIOP Southern Nevada will […]
Post Primary Government Affairs Report – June, 2016
Post Primary Government Affair Report June 17, 2016 You read the polls and predictions, watched all the TV ads, researched the candidates on your ballot and you voted on or before June 14. You did vote, right? Who is in and who is out is now old news. But what does it mean […]
Legislative Update – June 2016
The Primary is June 14! The June 14 Primary election is rapidly approaching and I am on pins and needles! There are some key races that will be decided on that date. I anticipate seeing at least a couple of sitting legislators being defeated, and for some, it will be because of their vote […]
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CAM Charges: To (Commerce) Tax or Not to Tax – May 2016
By: Erin R. Barnett, Esq., McDonald Carano Wilson LLP Nevada’s newly-enacted Commerce Tax, ushered in by the passage of Senate Bill 483 on June 10, 2015, will assess varying rates of taxation on the gross revenue of Nevada businesses in excess of $4 million per year. The rate of taxation depends on the industry. […]
The Commerce Tax – Choosing the Correct NAICS Code – May 2016
The Commerce Tax – Choosing the Correct NAICS Code The first annual payment of the Nevada commerce tax is due on August 15, 2016 for the fiscal year of July 1, 2015 through June 30, 2016. All non-exempt taxpayers must file a commerce tax return, even if the taxpayer’s annual gross revenue falls below the […]
Government Affairs Report – May 2016
NAIOP Government Affairs Report May, 2016 One small step for commercial properties, one giant step for NAIOP. In a recent Las Vegas Business Press, our current President of the Board Michael Shohet was quoted extensively on the subject of license fees for lessors. At issue was a plan by the City of Las […]
Government Affairs Report – April 2016
NAIOP Government Affairs Update April 2016 As of 5:00 p.m. on Friday, March 18, the filing period for candidates for various state and local offices is now closed. This means that we have a good snapshot of who is in – and out – of which race. As in years past, NAIOP Southern Nevada will […]