Document # Public Document # Document Type Date Issued Description
15-31 15-31 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 03/03/2015 Rapid advancements in technology since the introduction of computers as a separate class of property means that the types of tangible personal property that could be considered programmable computer equipment and computer peripherals are constantly changing.
15-26 15-26 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/24/2015 Death Benefit Subtraction
15-30 15-30 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/24/2015 Out-of-State Deduction;Property Valuation;Contractors and Classification
15-27 15-27 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/24/2015 The Taxpayers failed to file amended returns based on the federal changes.
15-28 15-28 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/24/2015 The Taxpayer has failed to provide sufficient evidence to support her claim of maintaining domicile in (State A).
15-25 15-25 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/24/2015 Federal Comformity
15-29 15-29 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/24/2015 The provisions of Va. Code § 58.1-499 D are clear and do not provide the Department with any discretion in enforcing the three-year limitations period to apply for a refund.
15-1 15-22 Tax Bulletins 02/19/2015 IMPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING 2014 VIRGINIA INCOME TAX RETURNS
15-22 15-22 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/19/2015 MPORTANT INFORMATION REGARDING 2014 VIRGINIA INCOME TAX RETURNS
15-24 15-24 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/19/2015 Classification;Definite Place of Business;Situs — Gross Receipts
15-23 15-23 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/19/2015 The Department has fulfilled its statutory and regulatory requirements and will not interfere with the County's statutory duty to implement the Department's determination.
15-20 15-20 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/17/2015 Gross Receipt; Refund Interest
15-21 15-21 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/17/2015 Meal Expenses; Travel Expenses
15-19 15-19 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/11/2015 The sale of the prewritten measurement software constitutes a business service.
15-18 15-18 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/09/2015 Department finds that pollution control equipment must be certified by the tax day of the year claimed in order for a taxpayer to claim the pollution control equipment exemption from personal property tax.
15-17 15-17 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/04/2015 The property is entitled to the exemption regardless of any revenue created on the land, so long as the dominant purpose of the revenue generating property is not to obtain revenue or profit, but to promote the purposes for which the charity was established and is incidental thereto.
15-16 15-16 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/03/2015 Taxpayer was engaged in a licensable business subject to the BPOL tax and was also subject to BTPP tax for tax years in question.
15-15 15-15 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 02/03/2015 Converted assessment;Statute of limitations
15-9 15-9 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/12/2015 Private country club; Mandatory Service Charges; Minimum Quarterly Charges; Fertilizer Reimbursements.
15-10 15-10 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/12/2015 Mandatory gratuity or service charges in excess of the statutory limit of 20% are taxable.
15-11 15-11 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/12/2015 Taxpayer failed to file Virginia withholding tax returns
15-8 15-8 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/12/2015 Mandatory gratuity or service charges billed in excess of the statutory limit of 20% are taxable.
15-12 15-12 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/12/2015 Beneficiary, who receives the benefit and protection of Virginia law, resides in Virginia, there is sufficient nexus for the taxation of the out of state trust income
15-3 15-3 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/08/2015 An extension is granted automatically as long as the taxpayer was travelling or residing outside the United States on the original due date of the return.
15-4 15-4 Rulings of the Tax Commissioner 01/08/2015 Taxpayers were domiciliary residents of Country A, the evidence shows that the Taxpayers both acquired domicile in Virginia and abandoned domicile in Country A. While the Taxpayers took steps indicative of establishing domicile in Virginia, they clearly retained domicile in Country A during the 2009 taxable year.