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    • California—Corporate Income Tax: Apportionment Regulation Updated
    • California—Multiple Taxes: Low Income Housing Credit Provisions Amended
    • California—Sales and Use Tax: Limited Tax Exclusion for Pawnbrokers Extended Through December 31, 2031
    • District of Columbia—Multiple Taxes: Sales Tax Increase Delayed, Decoupling Provision Readopted
    • Idaho—Multiple Taxes: Interest Rate on Tax Delinquencies and Refunds Set for 2027
    • Massachusetts—Motor Fuel Tax: Two Month Suspension For Gas And Diesel Tax Proposed
    • New Mexico—Tobacco Tax, Practice and Procedure: Rules Regarding New Regulations, Cigarette Taxes Amended
    • Oklahoma—Personal Income Tax: Electronic Filing Guide for Software Developers Issued
    • Oklahoma—Personal Income Tax: Electronic Filing Handbook Issued
    • Rhode Island—Sales and Use Tax: Report Generated through AI and Human Review was Taxable
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    State Tax Day - Current, S.1, California—Multiple Taxes: Low Income Housing Credit Provisions Amended, (Sep 24, 2026)

    California amended its low income housing credit provisions to clarify that an "agricultural worker" or "farmworker" for purposes of the credit is an individual who derives, or prior to retirement or disability derived, a substantial portion of their ...

    California amended its low income housing credit provisions to clarify that an "agricultural worker" or "farmworker" for purposes of the credit is an individual who derives, or prior to retirement or disability derived, a substantial portion of their income as an agricultural employee. California also made technical amendments conforming state tax provisions to federal changes relating to buildings financed by tax-exempt bonds subject to a volume cap.

    Ch. 322 (S.B. 1072), Laws 2026, effective January 1, 2027

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