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In
a move that appeared to generate little attention in
the CPA and tax practitioner community, New York’s
Legislature last summer unanimously passed a new tax
whistleblower statute that has the potential to dramatically
change the landscape for both high-end taxpayers who
evade their tax obligations and for the tax professionals
who help them do it. 
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