NYCPA News and Blogs

As we continue to adjust to the impact of the COVID-19 crisis and rethink how business gets done, it’s important to realize…

Even if you’re not a classic film buff, you may know of the “damsel in distress” film genre from the era of silent…

In a typical case, the IRS will audit federal tax issues, and when audit changes are made, it will notify New York State.…

Last month, the TaxStringer published our article, The Multistate Tax Implications of a Mobile Workforce, on various tax…

In 2019, Americans took an estimated 470 million domestic business trips, and spent more than $327 billion on business…

In October 2019, President Donald Trump became the most recent high-profile individual to announce his departure from New…

A case concerning New York State statutory residency for the years 2012 and 2013 was recently decided by an Administrative…

Over the past few years, the IRS has been slowly issuing guidance and warnings regarding the reporting and taxation of the…

A hearing was held before Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) Barbara J. Russo in the matter or SoulCycle, Inc. vs. the NYS…