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  • Posted in: NYSSCPA Open Forum

    I just received access to the list of the Awards Winners to be honored at this Thursday's NYCPA Annual Dinner, and I hope you can join us there to help thank them for their selfless service to the Society through the years (and in some cases decades)! They include: J. Michael Kirkland Barbara ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA Open Forum

    I am busy working to get speakers for this year's tax related webinars. Stay tuned for these sessions on "Investing for New Investors" in June and " Sales Tax Audit Process" on July 29 at 1 PM. Regards, Lillian ------------------------------ Lillian Lent The opinions expressed are the views ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA Open Forum

    I agree. For clients in this situation I fill out the form 56, attaching the birth certificate and Letters of Administration and send along with the POA. After a short period of time for processing, I am then able to access decedent's transcripts. Marti ------------------------------ Martha ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA Open Forum

    Stephen I believe you need to file a POA., and attached to the POA request a form 56 and whatever appointment paperwork you have. can't you just make the payments using the tax notices or are you double checking the amounts the IRS is requesting? Jerry -- Gerald S. Cohen, CPA cell 516 ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA Open Forum

    I'm not a subscriber, but I was able to read the article online for free. You can access it by searching for the article title. For your convenience, I've also attached a PDF copy. ------------------------------ Orumé Hays [CPA/CGMA/MST] Founder & CEO Hays CPA LLC New York The opinions expressed are ...

NYCPA News

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA News

    Town Hall #3 is scheduled for May 9 at 9pam. Sign up and get more details here . We look forward to seeing you and answering your questions. ------------------------------ Timothy Twofoot Boulette General Counsel New York State Society of CPAs New York NY (212) 719-8300 The opinions expressed ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA News

    Town Hall #2 is scheduled for April 30 at 2:30p.m. Sign up and get more details here . We look forward to seeing you and answering your questions. ------------------------------ Timothy Twofoot Boulette General Counsel New York State Society of CPAs New York NY (212) 719-8300 The opinions expressed ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA News

    Dear Members, We invite you to join us for a Town Hall Meeting to discuss the proposed bylaw amendments that will modernize and strengthen NYCPA's governance structure. Over the past year, our Board and Governance Committee have worked diligently to align our ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA News

    The Legislative Update is a monthly email designed to provide our members with insight into how the NYCPA is advocating on their behalf. In the Legislative Update , you will find sections that dive deep into the work the NYCPA does with government agencies, information on legislative victories, ...

  • Posted in: NYSSCPA News

    Please note that the deadline for submitting nominations (including self-nominations) to both the FAE Board of Trustees and the MSF Board of Trustees has been extended to this Friday, February 14th. Further details are set forth below. Best regards, Kevin *** Board of Trustees ...

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    Hello! ------------------------------ Ais Badminova The opinions expressed are the views of the author alone and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity and shall not constitute an ...

  • Posted in: Introduce Yourself

    Hi everyone, My name is David L. Contreras and I am a longtime Hudson Valley resident currently majoring in Accounting at the University of Texas at Dallas, with plans to graduate in Fall 2025. With ...

IRS Discussion & FAQ

  • Yes, the only "employees" would have been the husband and wife. I believe the payments to both were transfers that went to a shared personal account. So, yes, I would feel comfortable treating them as distributions.

  • Was he the only "employee"? were personal returns filed, W-2's prepared? Could the payments simply be distributions ------------------------------ Gerald Cohen Retired (no firm) The opinions expressed are the views of the author alone and should not be attributed to any other individual or entity ...

  • Hello Everyone, I have new client that came in recently. Her husband died abruptly this month. She owns a firm. He was supposed to oversee the office, including the filing of taxes, but the taxes were never filed. I have emails from her stating that he buried the letters from NYS/IRS and, any ...

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