News & Updates
Antio: Washington Supreme Court Holds Only “Incidental” Investment Income is Deductible
What’s Happening? On October 24, 2024, the Washington Supreme Court affirmed a narrow interpretation of investment income in Antio, LLC v. Department of Revenue.[1] This ruling significantly restricts the ability for a business to deduct investment income for Business...
Publication: “Washington’s New B&O Tax Apportionment Rule,” Tax Notes State
As experts in state and local taxes, our team members often write or contribute to industry articles. We will share excerpts from these publications on our blog for the benefit of our customers and are always available to discuss specifics and answer questions....
Case Study: Apportionment
As consultants specializing in Washington and multi-state taxes, we pride ourselves on deep business knowledge across various industries. It’s our job – and our passion – to keep our eyes on the outcomes of cases across the region so we know exactly how to counsel our...
Case Study: Taxing for Concrete Pumping Services
As consultants specializing in Washington and multi-state taxes, we pride ourselves on deep business knowledge across various industries. It’s our job – and our passion – to keep our eyes on the outcomes of cases across the region so we know exactly how to counsel our...
New Look, Same SALT Expertise
You may have noticed a few changes around our website – we’re excited to formally launch our new KOM Consulting brand! As we’ve grown over the last 18 years, we felt it was time to morph and modernize our brand identity to reflect who we are and how we serve our...
Office Manager Position
About the job KOM Consulting, PLLC is a boutique consulting firm based in Seattle, Washington. We provide state and local tax advisory services. Our team includes accountants, corporate tax advisors, lawyers, and data analysts. We are seeking a part-time Office...
Case Explains Data Processing Exemption from Digital Automated Services in Washington State
On March 28, 2023, the Washington State Court of Appeals ruled in favor of a company providing meter reading services and thereby eliminated a large sales tax assessment on the company. As a result, the company is not required to pay 17.7 million in sales tax...