NYCPA News and Blogs

Recent changes to New York’s estate-tax laws were supposed to help keep more wealthy families and their heirs from leaving…

Even in the midst of a grueling busy season, NYSSCPA members once again carved out time from their professional schedules to…

In the old days—when tweeting was something birds did and a “face book” was merely a student directory distributed at…

New York's Gaied case has become a sort of standard in residency taxation—it's the  case that other guidance and disputes…

Continuing a long tradition, Society members are once again are sitting on tax advice panels at various newspaper offices…

Among other things, the recent passing of New York's Nonprofit Revitalization Act may have focused attention on a wide…

There are several steps that firms can take to minimize areas of risk in tax-related services provided to clients; to help…

Change is inevitable in our profession, but this year, we enter a busy season that seems especially rife with new and…

Ask any accountant what time it is, and you'll hear "tax season."  But ask a the parent of a college-bound high school…