States can tax business in their state in any manner they


States can tax business in their state in any manner they see fit. True/False

States are required to follow UDITPA and the conclusions from the Multistate tax commission. True/False

A state can tax both the multistate business income and non-business income of a corporation as long as the income is apportioned. True/false

UDITPA requires all States to use the following formulas in apportionment of business taxable income: 1. Only sales 2 Property, sales and payroll, 3. Property and sales 4. Any combination as long as it is equitable in relationship to apportionment.

The dormant Commerce Clause was created by Congress. True/False

States have the right to tax a resident on his or her worldwide income. True/False

A State can tax property of an international ship line for foreign flagged ships in its harbor. True/False

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