Tax Alert: State Tax Nexus Is Changing Fast
Recent regulatory activity is narrowing the protections many businesses assumed they had and expanding the reach of state income taxes to digital operations.
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Services: Corporate Tax, Flow-Through, National Tax, State and Local Taxes
Industries: FinTech, Financial Services, Life Sciences, Private Equity, Real Estate, Technology
Dilyana serves as a BPM Tax Director who specializes in state and local tax (SALT). She advises clients on nexus, apportionment, income sourcing, consolidated and combined filings, passthrough entity withholding, composite and elective passthrough entity taxes, and other SALT consulting, compliance, and controversy matters.
Dilyana has 20 years of experience serving U.S.-based multinational corporations, foreign-parented U.S. groups, asset management companies, private equity, private credit, and hedge funds investing in different U.S. asset classes. She has advised several of the world’s largest private equity firms, a top-tier investment bank, a major credit card company, foreign sovereign investors, domestic taxable and tax-exempt investors, middle-market funds, and high-net-worth individuals.
Prior to BPM, Dilyana had a long tenure at Big Four accounting firms in the New York metropolitan area, starting as an intern and rising to Tax Managing Director in the SALT practice. Dilyana earned an MBA in Finance & Investments and an MS in Accounting & Taxation from Baruch College, City University of New York.
Dilyana G. Antevil holds an active CPA license in Connecticut, Florida, and New York.
English is Dilyana’s third language for everything, except for tax, accounting, and finance, which she learned in English as her native language.
Certified Public Accountant
Member – American Institute of Certified Public Accountants (AICPA)
MS / Accounting & Taxation – Baruch College, City University of New York (CUNY)
MBA / Finance & Investments – Baruch College, City University of New York (CUNY)
Recent regulatory activity is narrowing the protections many businesses assumed they had and expanding the reach of state income taxes to digital operations.
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The California Billionaire Tax is estimated to generate $100 billion in state revenue. It’s not law yet, and it faces notable opposition. But if your net worth is anywhere near that threshold, waiting to see how things unfold isn’t a strategy.
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