Gregory S. Matson

The Strategic Planning Committee convened multiple times to address key areas. The committee approved Keith Richardson as chair, reviewed engagement performance measures, and received updates on MTC training activities and the development of the Commission's learning management system. A proposal to review and update engagement performance measures was discussed, leading to a staff request to prepare a list of recommended new measures for consideration.

The meeting included a report from the chair thanking MTC staff and member states, a treasurer's report on FY2024 financials, and updates from various committees including Audit, Litigation, Nexus, Strategic Planning, and Uniformity. The Uniformity Committee highlighted projects on state taxation of partnerships, sales tax on digital products, and model receipts sourcing regulations. The Executive Director reported on new states joining the nexus and audit programs, legal division activities, and the availability of a new Learning Management System. Upcoming meetings were announced for 2025.

The Executive Committee meeting included an initial public comment period where no comments were made. The main action item was the approval of Nevada's request to become an associate member state of the MTC. The committee members welcomed Nevada, noting the value of MTC membership. A motion was made and passed unanimously to admit Nevada as an associate member state.

The meeting included a review of the committee charter, a presentation of the FY2025 Engagement Performance Measures Report, and an update on training activities. The committee discussed updating engagement metrics and reviewed a report showing baseline measures and insights. The MTC is seeking outside speakers to present on a topic of their choosing for the Corporate Income Tax course on the LMS.

The meeting included reports from various committees such as the Audit Committee, Litigation Committee, Nexus Committee, Strategic Planning Committee, and Uniformity Committee, which covered topics ranging from legal issues for auditors to voluntary disclosures and updates on projects like state taxation of partnerships and sales tax on digital products. The Executive Director's report highlighted new memberships in the nexus and audit programs, legal division engagement, and the availability of the Learning Management System. Upcoming meetings and events were announced, including the 58th Annual Meeting and the Fall Committee Meetings.