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A new year signals a new beginning and sends a message of hope for a lot of us especially when we spent almost the entire year of 2020 in series of lockdowns, quarantines, economic recessions, job losses, and a lot more devastating things as a result of the still ongoing
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Now that you created your New York nonprofit, let’s discuss how your New York nonprofit can apply for state and federal tax exemption. After your New York nonprofit has held its first organizing meeting, you will need the continued assistance of an experienced attorney to file documents with the federal
If your New York nonprofit is fundraising in New York, then you may likely need to register with the New York Attorney General’s office. Before soliciting contributions from individuals, foundations, corporations or government agencies within New York, a New York nonprofit must register with the NY Attorney General’s General Charities
New York franchisees interested in succession planning must be made aware of the effect a lifetime transfer of a business has on estate planning. Federal & New York Gift Tax Law Transfers without consideration during one’s lifetime are considered gifts under federal and New York tax law. From an estate
New York businesses and its employees alike can both benefit from learning the rules for NY tips, gratuities and mandatory service charges. Many New Yorkers are tipped employees. Jobs where workers earn tips range from waiters and servers, to hotel employees and those who provide other services like delivery workers.
Two business groups have sued the Obama administration over the government’s crackdown on U.S. companies moving abroad to reduce their tax burden. The process is known as a corporate inversion. Also called a tax inversion, a corporate inversion is the practice of a corporation relocating its legal domicile to a
We have clients at our law firm in New York operating non-profit businesses in New York that require advice on IRS 501(c)(3) vs. IRS 501(c)(4) organizations. We hope this and a few other articles we have will be useful for the reader. Whether your New York nonprofit should apply for tax
Here are the basics of New York Business Taxes applicable to small businesses doing business in New York. Please New York sole proprietorships do not pay any corporation franchise taxes or filing fees. The sole proprietor shall, only, pay state and federal personal income tax individually. New York partnerships are
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