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| January, 2004 | The
Monthly Newspaper of the NYSSCPA |
Vol.
7, No. 1 |
| New State Tax Chief Looks to Future |
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NEW YORK—The new head of the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance outlined in December the three major goals his department will undertake in the coming year. Commissioner Andrew Eristoff said the department planned to improve processing, increase voluntary compliance and continue to upgrade customer service, a project that had been a focus of his popular predecessor, Arthur Roth. |
| Society Looks at Outsourcing Tax Services |
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NEW YORK—Members
of the New York State Society of CPAs have begun to formally weigh
the advantages and disadvantages of outsourcing tax services to
foreign preparers. Continue... |
| Knock on Wood |
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NEW YORK—They
don’t want to jinx it, but over half (51.6 percent) of the
CPAs polled in the New York State Society of CPAs’ annual
Economic Report expect local business conditions to improve gradually
over the next five years.
Continue... |
| President's Commentary |
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Let me be up front about my intentions. I am asking for your money. Specifically, I am asking for a donation to CPAPAC, the Society’s political action committee. We need your help now. If you understand why a strong, well-funded CPAPAC is critical, you can skip the rest of this column and go to page 14 for information on how to contribute. But if you would like more information on our political action committee, read on. Continue... |
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