New York City Bar Seminar: When Having a Home in New York Becomes a Civil & Criminal Tax Liability
2009
New York City Bar
42 West 44th Street, New York, NY 10036
6 - 8:30 p.m.
State and local tax authorities in New York have stepped up their civil and criminal
enforcement against those who fail to file tax returns and pay taxes as residents of
New York State and City. This program will provide the nuts and bolts of New York's
laws on residency, including both its statutory residency and domicile rules, before
moving to an interactive fact pattern that will address the handling of a civil audit
involving a client who fails to pay residency tax, which spirals into a criminal
investigation. Learn about New York’s new regulations and how to advise clients in
situations that involve individuals moving into New York, including employers with
temporary New York work assignments, as well as advising clients with outbound
issues, such as those who may have second residences out-of-state or spouses who
spend longer periods of time in New York. The program will provide you with ideas
on preventive planning and strategic negotiation.