Telework & Taxation: The Unexpected Tax Implications of Working from Home

Telework & Taxation: The Unexpected Tax Implications of Working from Home

Taxes were probably not the first thing you thought about while you were packing up your desk on March 13th. In 2020, working from home now means that your home state (where you live), may be taxing you on income from all sources, including income earned out of state.  

TMACC  is proud to present Telework & Taxation: The Tax Implications of Working from Home in 2020 and Beyond. This Zoominar will provide an in-depth discussion about how working from home during the pandemic may impact your corporate tax status.

Our panel of speakers are: 

• Jennifer Breton; Tax Attorney with Buckley, Brion, McGuire & Morris - Jennifer is a member of the firm’s transaction practice group. With a Master of Laws in Taxation and an Estate Planning Certificate and focuses on estates and trusts, business transactions, tax, litigation, and insurance defense.
• Brian Kirkell; Principal, Washington National Tax RSM US LLP - Brian serves as a technical resource for the firm’s national practice across all state and local tax service lines. He tracks significant state case law and legislative and administrative activities daily, and coordinates the firm’s response to law changes. 
• Moshe “Mo” Bell-Jacobs; Manager, Tax Services RSM US LLP - Mo is a member of RSM’s Washington National Tax group and examines state and local tax issues and the impact of legislation on middle market companies. He is responsible for tracking legislation, reviewing significant court developments and providing client service and acting as a technical resource.