- Virginia Tax Commissioner issued rulings on subject-to-tax exception to addback requirement
- Taxpayers must add back intangible expenses not subject to tax in Virginia
- Exception applies only to portion of income actually taxed by another state
- Rulings based on Virginia Supreme Court interpretation in Kohl’s Department Stores, Inc. v. Virginia Department of Taxation
- Ruling P.D. 24-18 concerned merchandise buyer service fees and systems licensing fees
- Department reduced exception claimed by taxpayer to correspond to income apportioned to state where tax was paid
- Commissioner analyzed each fee separately to determine addback requirement
Source: grantthornton.com
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