NYCPA News and Blogs

During a talk at the Foundation for Accounting Education’s Exempt Organizations Conference on Dec. 4, New York’s acting…

Two venerable NYSSCPA traditions are back again for another year, and the Society is looking for volunteers to help keep them…

Most residency taxation issues appear to be about where a dual-household taxpayer really lives, but that's not the only…

Two venerable NYSSCPA traditions are back again for another year, and the Society is looking for volunteers to help keep them…

NEW YORK – (February 3, 2014)  - As the March 31st enrollment deadline looms, you know you need to know more about the…

Though no one likes to think about it, there may be times in a CPA’s professional life when he or she is called away from…

Has there been any good news lately for organizations that have had their exempt status automatically revoked for failing to…

It is no secret that New York maintains one of the most aggressive residency audit programs in the country. By some accounts,…

The recent headlines about Edward Snowden clearly demonstrate that governments have access to more information about their…