CPA Rhode Island Accountants - Accounting Firms

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Notes on Rhode Island Tax Laws & Regulations:

• New business set up requirements and fees in Rhode Island vary depending on the nature of the business and the business entity type (corporation, limited liability company, partnership, sole proprietorship, etc.). Licensing and registration requirements may also apply. You may want to seek professional advice to make sure you have handled all requirements.

• Rhode Island corporations may be subject to a franchise tax, business incorporation tax, as well as submission of an annual report and payment of a $50 filing fee. Check with a Rhode Island accountant for details on these corporate taxes.

• Rhode Island assesses sales and use taxes at 7%, plus an additional 5% for transient room rentals. All retailers and renters of living quarters must obtain a permit for each place of business and pay a $10 fee every year.

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