November 29 - December 1, 2011
Date
Meetings
Documents
Tuesday, November 29
8:30am - Noon: Uniformity Subcommittee on Sales & Use Tax
1:00pm - 5:00pm: Uniformity Subcommittee on Income & Franchise Tax
Agenda
Wednesday, November 30
8:30am - Noon: Uniformity Subcommittee on Income & Franchise Tax
1:00pm - 5:00pm: Uniformity Committee
1:00pm - 5:00pm: Strategic Planning Steering Committee
Agenda Agenda
Thursday, December 1
8:30am - 5:00pm: Executive Committee Meeting
Reservations: The guestroom rate is $137.00 plus tax for single or double occupancy. Please call the hotel at (877) 408-8733 no later than October 29, 2011. Please mention the Multistate Tax Commission group name.
Online Registration: Although there is no fee to attend these meetings, it is important and appreciated for you to register for planning purposes.
Generally, meetings of the Commission and its Committees are public. Persons attending public sessions need not identify themselves. However, some of the listed meetings may not be entirely public. Under the Commission's Public Participation Policy, closed meetings may be held in matters involving certain personnel issues and the acquisition/disposition of real estate, matters required by law to be confidential, including discussion of certain taxpayer information, and some discussions with counsel over pending litigation. For your convenience, you may choose to contact Shirley Sicilian, General Counsel at (202) 624-8699, for an indication of which of the listed meetings may not be entirely public. Your contact, which may be on an anonymous basis, also permits the Commission to provide adequate seating.
For more information concerning any meetings or events listed in this Calendar, please contact Bill Six, Director of Administration, at the Commission's Washington, DC headquarters office (202) 624-8699. Please note that there are no registration fees associated with attendance at meetings of the Multistate Tax Commission or its committees; however, registration fees are charged for the Annual Meeting Seminar (and associated social events) and the Fall Business-Government Dialogue on State Tax Uniformity.