Amol Jain is a principal of tax services for RSM US LLP, with over 11 years of experience in state and local tax. His focus is state income/franchise taxes, serving as the firm’s Southeast region income and franchise leader for digital goods and services.
Amol provide strategic multistate tax advice for clients across multiple industries, addressing state matters such as nexus issues, filing requirements, apportionment methodologies, tax planning, tax provisions, audit defense and voluntary disclosure agreements.
He has deep experience in private equity, e-commerce, software, cybersecurity, technology-focused government contracting, online educational services, financial services and manufacturing companies. As a frequent industry speaker and author, Amol has contributed the following works:
“SALT Concerns for Closely-Held Businesses,” presenter and co-panelist at ABA tax section May meeting, May 2013
“Cloud Computing: State, Federal and International Tax Issues,” presenter and co-panelist at Accounting Conferences and Seminars CPE/CLE program, October 2012
“Tax Litigation May Impact Local Motel Owners’ Bottom Line,” New York State Bar Association Trusts and Estates Law Section newsletter, Spring 2012
“Iowa Case May Paint Manufacturers, Others With Same Brush,” Amol Jain and Harley Duncan, 58 State Tax Notes 523 (2010)
Outside of serving clients, Amol is passionate about the Asian American experience and is active with RSM’s InspirAsian employee network group. He is also a passionate college football fan.
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