Monthly Archives: October 2012

Gillette Decision Upheld, But Beware

The California Court of Appeals for the First District upheld its earlier ruling in Gillette v. Franchise Tax Board. This means that for tax years from 1993 – 2011 a three-factor formula for apportioning income is valid. Earlier, the same … Continue reading

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The IRS Takes the Weekend Off

Well, sure, Monday is Columbus Day and a federal holiday. That doesn’t bother me. However, the problem is that with just nine days left before the extension deadline, the IRS shuts off all of its computer systems for a scheduled … Continue reading

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