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Clients frequently come to us while in the process of selling interests in California-based businesses. Clients who are not residents of California typically expect that they will not be subject to California income tax on...more
On July 21, 2023, New Jersey Governor Phil Murphy signed Assembly Bill No. S3128/A4694 into law, which implements an aggressive tax treatment of nonresidents who work for New Jersey employers. The law essentially adopts the...more
Last week, Governor Murphy of New Jersey staked out a position on New York City’s congestion pricing proposal, stating that it “can’t be ‘on the backs of New Jersey commuters.’” “Whether it’s how we’re taxed by our...more
The Appellate Division recently granted taxpayers an important victory when it overturned the decision of the Tax Appeals Tribunal and held that a New Jersey resident’s vacation home in upstate New York was not enough to...more
State personal income tax issues related to residency and domicile, because of their fact-dependent nature, are often the subject of controversy and litigation. Taxpayers have a fresh win in this area to celebrate. The New...more
Escape from New York- According to data released by the IRS earlier this year, the pandemic triggered a “wealth migration” that saw high-tax states like New York lose high-income earners to low-tax jurisdictions such as...more
A New York State administrative law judge (“ALJ”) recently determined that a teacher who became domiciled in New York in December 2014 upon his purchase of an apartment in New York City was also a statutory resident of New...more
Oftentimes, in the summer, we return to the topic of changing your residence for state tax purposes. There are five factors which the tax authorities will look to in determining whether someone has changed their residency. ...more
“Tax the Rich” in N.Y.- Over the last few months, we’ve considered on several occasions how Albany may respond to the fiscal crisis arising from the pandemic and the ensuing reduction in economic activity. These...more
Many people are looking to move out of high tax jurisdictions - for a variety of tax and non-tax reasons. State tax officials audit residency changes with vigor. Betsy Smith joins Matt Hunsaker in the virtual studio to...more
The payment and withholding of earned income taxes (“EIT taxes”) in Pennsylvania at times seems like a complex maze and is challenging for human resource professionals or a company’s payroll tax team. In May, Pennsylvania...more
Over the last month or so, most of the nation’s tax practitioners have been devoting an extraordinary amount of time to analyzing the recently enacted changes to the Code, to understanding the resulting consequences, and to...more
August Interest Rates for GRATs, Sales to Defective Grantor Trusts, Intra-Family Loans and Split Interest Charitable Trusts - The August § 7520 rate for use with estate planning techniques such as CRTs, CLTs, QPRTs and...more
It’s February, the middle of winter, and many of us are longing for warmer weather. Some with second homes in Florida or Arizona and the like start thinking about changing their primary residence for state income and estate...more
A generous gift and estate tax exemption means only a small percentage of families are subject to federal estate taxes. But it’s important to consider state estate taxes as well. Although many states tie their exemption...more
A panel of the Commonwealth Court held that a taxpayer failed to prove that he was a nonresident of Pennsylvania in 2005. Lust v. Commonwealth, No. 645 F.R. 2011 (Pa Commw. Jan. 9, 2015) (unreported). The taxpayer filed...more
In This Issue: - Two Combined Reporting Decisions Highlight Issues Involving “Permissive” Combined Reporting - New York State Corporate Tax Reform Legislation Enacted – What You Need to Know - Appellate Court...more
Residency rules haven’t changed. Now a bill lets exiles keep their Minnesota professional advisers. As a Minnesota tax lawyer for nearly 30 years, I read with interest the Star Tribune article April 16 (“Avoiding state tax...more
In This Issue: Taxpayer Wins and Loses in Statutory Residency Case; Guidance Issued on Reciprocal Credit for Sales or Use Tax; State Tax Department Issues Guidance on START-UP NY Program; and Insights in Brief. ...more
A taxpayer we will call John worked for a savings bank in New York that was acquired by Washington Mutual Bank. John participated in the New York bank’s supplemental executive retirement plan (SERP) and its deferred...more