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VSCPA Urges Quick Passage of 2010 Virginia Tax ConformityFebruary 1, 2010 A personal letter to all members of the House and Senate Finance Committees and House Appropriations Committee Re: HB 614 (Purkey) and SB 545 (Colgan) The Virginia Society of Certified Public Accountants (VSCPA) supports HB 614 and SB 545 to conform the Commonwealth’s tax code to that of the Internal Revenue Code and urges you to quickly address this legislation. HB 614 and SB 545 seek to bring Virginia closer to conformity by moving the fixed date forward from December 31, 2008, to December 31, 2009. Early passage of this legislation is critical for Virginia taxpayers. Though the bill has an emergency clause, each day the bill is delayed poses increased burdens on taxpayers, tax preparers — and ultimately the Virginia Department of Taxation (TAX) and the state’s bottom line.
While it’s clear that reducing burdens on taxpayers and tax preparers is good public policy, it’s important to understand how repercussions of late passage could have a significant negative impact on the state’s already stressed budget. Questions and concerns may be directed to VSCPA Government Affairs Director Emily Walker at ewalker@vscpa.com or (804) 612-9428. Sincerely,
James K. Walker, CPA LAST UPDATED 2/1/2010
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