Multistate tax practice is always evolving. The Catalyst state team stays on top of trends, consulting with leading SALT practitioners and incorporating their insights, along with our in-depth analysis, into Checkpoint Catalyst topics that integrate into CoCounsel Tax.

This installment of our Multistate Tax Trends Q&A series features Sarah Vergel del Dios, a State and Local Tax Managing Director at KPMG US, based in Houston, Texas, with a focus on indirect tax. Sarah has deep experience in multi-state consulting, controversy, and reverse audit services for clients across various industries, including energy and manufacturing. She excels in advising clients on strategies and systems that can flex with shifting state tax rules.

Here Sarah and Catalyst’s Rebecca Newton-Clarke discuss how federal tax changes and tariffs are reshaping renewable energy project economics and sales tax exposure, as well as the retreat of data center incentives amid public scrutiny, the rise of state efforts to tax AI-powered services, and strategic considerations for voluntary disclosure in an era of expanding nexus.

To dig deeper, visit the original article on the Thomson Reuters blog.