by Barry Leibowicz | Jan 10, 2016 | Latest News - Front Page, New York State Tax Law, NY State & Local, Tax Defense, Tax Defense - NY State and City, Tax Guides
Table Of Contents Introduction and Legal Disclaimer Preparing For and Protecting Yourself from a New York State Tax Audit Audit Adjustments Consenting and Pitfalls Civil Audit vs. Criminal Investigation Civil Audit Notice – Statute of limitations Criminal Tax...
by Barry Leibowicz | Jan 2, 2016 | New York State Tax Law, NY State & Local, Tax Defense, Tax Defense - NY State and City, Tax Guides
Table Of Contents Introduction and Legal Disclaimer Time Limits on Filing Protests Protesting an Audit Determination: Conciliation Conference or the Division of Tax Appeals Protesting an Audit Determination: Conciliation Conference Conciliation Conference: Preparation...
by Barry Leibowicz | Dec 15, 2015 | New York State Tax Law, NY State & Local, Tax Defense, Tax Defense - NY State and City, Tax Guides
Tax Issues Common Law > See Federal Law – Common Law [Federal Independent Contractors & Employees] Workers’ Compensation Employers must provide employees with workers’ compensation for injuries or death, but workers’ compensation is generally not required for...
by Barry Leibowicz | Dec 1, 2015 | New York State Tax Law, NY State & Local, Tax Defense, Tax Defense - NY State and City, Tax Guides
Taxpayers, who may have violated New York tax laws, including income and sales taxes, may wish to avail themselves of “Voluntary Disclosure”. Taxpayers who voluntarily disclose past delinquencies may avoid civil and criminal penalties for the periods disclosed. A...
by Barry Leibowicz | Nov 15, 2015 | New York State Tax Law, NY State & Local, Tax Defense, Tax Defense - NY State and City, Tax Guides
Unlike state and local income taxes, which generally “piggyback” on the federal rules, there is a core disconnect between the income tax rules and those of the sales tax. In New York, the State sales tax was adopted in 1965, modeled after a 1934 New York City sales...
by Barry Leibowicz | Sep 13, 2015 | New York State Tax Law, Tax Defense, Tax Defense - NY State and City
Vendors subject to the New York sales and use tax must maintain “adequate books and records.” The New York State Department of Taxation and Finance (DTF) recently published a bulletin, TB-ST-770, enumerating the basic sales and purchase records that a vendor must...
