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Shamsey Oloko October 10, 2019 New York Sales Tax, New York State Tax, New York State Tax Law, Tax Evasion, Tax Fraud 0

Consequences of Not Paying New York Sales Tax

The State of New York dedicates substantial efforts and resources to ensure that business enterprises pay the sales tax they collect from patrons. Those New York businesses that fail to comply face a myriad of enforcement mechanisms by the New…

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CLE Presentation by Shamsey Oloko

Shamsey Oloko January 31, 2018 Business Expenses, Income, Income Tax, Income Tax Return, Itemized Deductions, Local Income Tax, New York Income Tax, New York State Tax, News, Ordinary and Necessary Expenses, Profits & Losses, Real Estate Related, State & Local Taxes, Tax Cut and Jobs Act, Tax Legislation, Tax News, Taxable Income 0

The $10,000 SALT Limit and the Rental Real Estate

The $10,000 SALT Limit and the Rental Real Estate Under the recently enacted Tax Cuts and Jobs Act, State And Local Tax (SALT) deductions are limited to $10,000. How does this affect the individual taxpayer? QUESTION: Are SALT payments…