NYCPA News and Blogs

In July, Margaret “Peg” Neri was appointed the state’s new Taxpayer Rights Advocate, after her predecessor, Camille…

On Apr. 1, 2014, Governor Andrew M. Cuomo signed into law, as part of the New York State Executive Budget, what might appear…

The AICPA has filed a lawsuit against the IRS over a voluntary tax return preparer program that the institute said is riddled…

 In a meeting with members of the NYSSCPA’s New York, Multistate and Local Taxation Committee, Jaques Jiha, New York…

Tax pros: Thanks to a recent rule change, your written communications just got 63 words lighter.  Practitioners who have…

In a notice released on March 25, the Internal Revenue Service (IRS) clarified its position on digital currencies such as…

On Dec. 30, 2013, the IRS released Temporary Regulation 1.1298-1T under IRC Section 1298(f) dealing with the complicated and…

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…