SeeSALT BlogAfter a successful SALT Retreat in Napa, Calif., the team headed to Foster City to present on topics at the COST State and Local Tax Workshop for Technology Companies. Carley Roberts, Craig Becker and Jeffrey Vesely spoke on a variety of topics including an overview of new and established local taxes in cities that are aggressively targeting businesses, property tax issues that impact the tech industry, and a question and answer panel with the experts. The presentations were very informative and the Workshop was a success!
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2019 Inaugural Pillsbury SALT Retreat
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At the 2019 Inaugural Pillsbury SALT Retreat in Napa, Calif., the team spent the weekend learning more about each other, strategizing ways to better serve our clients, and attending a variety of substantive sessions. We kicked off the retreat with various “ice breaker” activities, opening the dialogue for even more productive strategy sessions throughout the weekend. Between sessions, we indulged in some friendly competition during an evening of bowling, learning more about the local vineyards via an afternoon wine tasting, and challenging our creative sides with a cooking class. Following a successful retreat, the team headed to Foster City to present on various topics at the COST Tech Conference.
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- Dmitrii Gabrielov, Robert Merten, Aruna Chittiappa, Tim Lee
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- Ice is broken. Secrets are revealed.
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- Annie Huang and Evan Hamme breaking the aforementioned ice.
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- Nicole Boutros, Robert and Will Bennett
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- Will is capable of incredible feets of strength.
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- See SALT, indeed.
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- Richard Nielsen and Carley Roberts
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- It takes two to mango.
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- To-MAY-to or to-MAH-to?
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- Breann Robowski, Robert and Dmitrii
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- Nicole, Marc and Annie
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- Sam Duzniak and Craig Becker ponder the humble tortilla.
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- Jeff Vesely
COST’s Inaugural 2019 State and Local Tax Workshop for Technology Companies
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On July 23-24, members of Pillsbury SALT will lead discussions at COST’s much anticipated state and local tax technology workshop in Foster City, Calif. This one-and-a-half day event promises to deliver in-depth state and local tax content tailored to technology businesses—everything from startups to long established companies. The varied presentations are for those new to tax and those who are tax savvy.
Pillsbury SALT members will lead discussions on a number of topics, including:
- “Beware of the Locals—They Might Take You by Surprise” (Carley Roberts)
- “All Things Property Tax for Tech Companies” (Craig Becker)
- “Ask The Experts” (Jeffrey Vesely)
For more information and to register, please visit the event page.
“California Municipal Gross Receipts Taxes”
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Craig A. Becker presents “California Municipal Gross Receipts Taxes” at the Palo Alto Chamber Business Connections Group event.
“The Taxation of Section 965 Deemed Repatriation”
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Carley Roberts presents on “The Taxation of Section 965 Deemed Repatriation” at COST’s Spring Audit Session & Income Tax Conference 2019 on May 1.
“Trends and Developments”
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On April 25, Pillsbury attorneys Carley Roberts and Robert Merten present “Trends and Developments” at American Petroleum Institute’s Annual State & Local Income & Franchise Tax Meeting.
“California Law: The Case of the Overburdened Taxpayer”
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On March 26, Carley Roberts presents “California Law: The Case of the Overburdened Taxpayer” at the CalTax 93rd Annual Meeting in Sacramento.
State Income Tax Issues
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Pillsbury attorneys speak on a number of tax-related issues at the TEI Mergers & Acquisitions Seminar on March 7. Topics include Corporate, Sales/Use Tax, State Income Tax, Federal Income Tax, Property/Transfer Taxes, Regulatory, and Employment and Labor.
“The State of State and Local Taxes”
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Pillsbury partners Annie Huang and Carley Roberts discuss “The State of State and Local Taxes” at Tax Executives Institute’s New York State and Local Chapter Meeting on March 5.
“State Tax Updates and What’s in Store for 2019”
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Nicole Boutros presents “State Tax Updates and What’s in Store for 2019” during Tax Executives Institute’s Fort Worth Chapter Luncheon on February 27.