Tag: R.I. Division of Taxation
R.I. Taxation Division grants 1-month extension on quarterly tax filings
PROVIDENCE – Seeking to offer financial relief to struggling taxpayers amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, the R.I. Department of Revenue’s Division of Taxation has postponed...
Vacation-property owners, short-term rental owners, hotels required to notify visitors of...
PROVIDENCE – More than 9,000 hotels, vacation-property owners and short-term rental owners should have already received a mailer from the R.I. Division of Taxation...
R.I. extends tax filing deadlines to July 15 due to COVID-19...
PROVIDENCE – No penalties or interest will apply to individuals and certain business entities who file tax returns and pay balances due on or...
Education accountability, electronic opioid prescriptions, mandatory health insurance among new R.I....
PROVIDENCE – As 2020 draws near, residents and businesses within Rhode Island will need to adhere to new requirements set to go into effect...
Legal contractors losing out
Labor laws aren’t supposed to be this flexible.
So many companies in the construction industry are misclassifying their workers – paying them less and treating...
Division of Taxation releases top tax delinquents in R.I., owing $43...
PROVIDENCE – The state is owed $43 million in back taxes, according to lists of the top 100 income tax delinquents and business tax...
DOR, IRS warn of renewed scam calls
PROVIDENCE – The R.I. Department of Revenue and the Internal Revenue Service warned individuals and businesses to be vigilant about an evolving scam being...
DOR: 1% meal and beverage tax collection rises in January
PROVIDENCE – Collection of the 1 percent meal and beverage tax in Rhode Island increased 21.7 percent in January to $2.07 million from $1.7...
Tax amnesty collections total $21.2M
PROVIDENCE – The Rhode Island Tax Amnesty of 2017 collected a total of $21.2 million in revenue, according to the R.I. Division of Taxation...
Raimondo eyes tax on cloud-based services
(Corrected at 11:25 a.m. to replace T-shirt reference in 11th paragraph with microwave.)
Does your business use Office 365? Do you pay for TurboTax’s...
















