CCH's highly respected Journal of State Taxation, the oldest and leading publication of its kind, now comes to you six times per year with added columns and features delivering fresh, cutting edge guidance and insights from leading practitioners in state taxation.

Formerly a quarterly, this staple of SALT practice was created 25 years ago, "When state and local taxation was the stepchild of tax practice," according to JST's editor-in-chief, James T. Collins. "Today, state and local tax issues are among the most challenging ones confronting businesses and high-wealth individuals." ;Our improved and more frequent JST is designed to help practitioners meet, master and stay ahead of today's complex state tax challenges.

New Columns, Columnists

Over the years, JST has offered many compelling and unique features, such as the popular Multistate Tax Charts and Frequently Asked Multistate Tax Questions, along with insightful articles that enhance professional state tax practice. The improved and more frequent JST will include four regularly appearing, must-read columns by top names in state taxation:

• Mike Schadewald: Apportionment News
• Maryann Gall and Laura Kulwicki: Nexus News
• John Healy and Bruce Nelson: Sales Tax Corner
• Robert Sash and Brian Ertmer: State of the States

As always, JST continues to provides regular alerts that keep practitioners up-to-date on hot topics, such as state tax incentives, sales tax exemptions, refund opportunities and proposed, pending or recently enacted legislation, along with timely coverage of important cases and expert assessments of their impact. JST remains true to its mission of delivering easy-to-read and easy-to-understand tips and suggestions from the nation's leading tax specialists on how to reduce state and local tax liabilities.

Sample Issue

The contents of the entire March — April 2006 issue is now available for your inspection at no charge. Just click this link. ;
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Please send any questions or comments concerning the editorial content of the Journal of State Taxation to us via e-mail at taxes@cch.com or you may contact CCH Tax and Accounting Customer Service at (800) 449-8114.