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From policy shifts to disputes: what matters now in SALT

The Hodgson Russ SALT Dispatch provides analysis and commentary on developments in New York state and local tax law.

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Posts from July 2024.

Here are the sales tax cases from the TiNY Blog for the week of June 6, 2024.

“It’s quiet. Too quiet.” This adage was first attributed to “The Lucky Texan” (1934), a western starring John Wayne, Barbara Sheldon, and Gabby Hayes. It is oft-repeated in movies (e.g., Shrek 2, Galaxy Quest, Sleepy Hollow) and television (Band of Brothers, Better Call Saul, The Wire).

It appears frequently. But the bit of dialogue including the trope that is most in-line with the ethos here at TiNY is:

“It sure is quiet out there.” “Yeah, too quiet.” “Looks like I picked the wrong week to quit sniffing glue.” (Airplane, 1980 – link here.)

Anyway, I was in the TiNY editorial offices on July 5, and it was quiet, too quiet. But quiet can be good, and in this case, it gave me some uninterrupted time to get caught up on a bunch of cases that were posted in June and were awaiting TiNY consideration.

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