TikTok Era Challenges Tax Offices to Determine What Creators Owe

The week in state tax news: The influencer economy continues to grow, with more people finding ways to earn income on YouTube, TikTok, Twitch, and other sites—and often quite a bit of income. That leaves revenue agencies to figure out how much to collect from these online personalities, sometimes with the help of AI companies. Meanwhile, California closes out its legislative session with a flurry of late-night tax votes, Arkansas’ governor wastes no time in signing a tax cut, and New York City’s lone Republican member of Congress finds herself at the center of the fight over the SALT ...