Jason Rosenberg
CPA
CGMA, EA, MST, Lead, State and Local Tax Income/Franchise Tax
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Jason Rosenberg is a Team Leader of Withum’s State (SALT) Income and Franchise Tax Service Line. With over 12 years of state and local tax experience, Jason focuses on all areas of multistate income and franchise taxes. He has significant experience serving clients in manufacturing, retail, life sciences, financial services, technology, and other service industries.
Jason’s SALT practice areas include state tax planning, nexus considerations, income tax accounting (i.e. ASC 740 provision), group filings (i.e. combined), state apportionment/sourcing, tax base modification rules, unitary taxation, due diligence, and credits & incentives. In addition, he performs state and local tax reviews designed to identify potential refund claims, prospective opportunity filings, and mitigation of tax exposures. Jason also assists clients with providing controversy services, including audit defense representation, delinquency settlements, ruling requests, and voluntary disclosure agreements.
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