MySky acquires US State Tax Guide

MySky has acquired the US State Tax Guide to enhance its tax offering.

Cost-management platform MySky is acquiring the State Tax Guide from Jet Support Services Inc (JSSI).

The move enhances the company’s tax offering, embedding the latest US state aviation tax information into its platform.

The State Tax Guide, previously part of JSSI’s Conklin & de Decker software brand, has been the industry’s leading source for tax information for two decades.

“This acquisition is about delivering completeness and clarity in one place,” said Ryan DeMoor, head of aviation tax at MySky, “We’re removing friction from compliance processes and empowering our clients with the most reliable tax intelligence, automated, accurate and ready when they need it.”

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The State Tax Guide’s long-time author Nel Stubbs, founder, Stubbs Aviation Consulting, will continue in an advisory role.

“It will be incredibly rewarding to see the Guide evolve and reach more users through MySky Tax,” she says. “Its value will only grow as part of a forward-looking, digital-first platform that’s reshaping how the industry manages tax compliance.”

In 2024, MySky Tax added new tax modules including Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) Timeshare Billing, Federal Excise Taxes and 280F Reporting. This would allow flight departments to remain fully compliant with tax reporting without relying on manual data entry, said DeMoor at the time.

Founded in 2015, MySky is an AI-powered cost management platform designed specifically for the private aviation industry. Its headquarters are in New Jersey, USA and Dubai.