NYCPA News and Blogs

Congress may enact changes in tax policy this year, but only in a few areas, and the chances of any such package passing by…

A bill introduced in the New York State Assembly would, if passed, give New York City the legal authority to shut down…

Many people make New Year’s resolutions, and Generations Y (otherwise known as millennials) and Z are no different. More…

The U.S. Treasury Department's Financial Crimes Enforcement Network (FinCEN) started accepting beneficial ownership…

When buying or selling a business, the existence of a target company that is taxed as a subchapter S corporation (an “S…

The majority of the rules and funding policy that controls how Social Security works today were put in place by the…

Long-term care insurance is the preferred option for protecting assets from nursing home costs, because it helps keep clients…

“There are several reasons for cautious optimism that the same trends that helped cushion the job market in 2023 will hold…

The Biden Administration has reversed its previously announced policy of not collecting some past-due COVID-19-era loans,…