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RI District Court Administrative Order 2022-01 Regarding Updated Protocols; RI Executive Order 22-01 Regarding Remote Access to Public Meetings; RI Executive Order 22-01 Regarding the Extension of Executive Orders 21-87 and 21-109; RI Division of Taxation


Please click here to view RI District Court Administrative Order 2022-01 regarding updated protocols in response to the rise in COVID cases.
 
Please click here to view Executive Order 22-01 issued by RI Governor Daniel J. McKee allowing remote participation in public meetings.  
 
Please click here to view Executive Order 22-02 issued by RI Governor Daniel J. McKee which extends Executive Orders 21-87 and 21-109 regarding the mask requirement in schools and the declaration of disaster emergency for new COVID-19 variants.
 
To view recent Executive Orders issued by the Governor please click here.
 
According to an email from the Rhode Island Division of Taxation, the Division has announced a new and streamlined process for filing Estate Tax returns. Starting January 1, 2022, if you are the executor/executrix, administrator/administratrix, or personal representative for the estate of a decedent who passed after January 1, 2015, and are filing a taxable or a non-taxable estate return, you will need to use the new RI-706 form. There has been no statutory change or change in the administration of the Estate Tax. This update is simply to streamline the forms used to file. Read more about this update by clicking here.
 
The Division has also announced the standard deduction amounts, tax bracket ranges, and other key items for the Rhode Island personal income tax for tax years beginning on or after January 1, 2022. Find the inflation-adjusted amounts set for tax year 2022 as well as changes for certain items involving 2021 tax year by clicking here.