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| April 1, 2008 | The
Newspaper of the NYSSCPA |
Vol.
11, No.6 |
| State’s Biggest Firms Urge NYSSCPA to Reconsider Stance on Mobility |
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By Colleen Lutolf, Trusted Professional Staff NEW YORK—As New Yorkers are getting to know their newly sworn-in governor, David A. Paterson, New York CPAs are learning that they have a supporter in the statehouse when it comes to accountancy reform. |
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| State Goofs on Sales Tax Deduction |
| By Melissa Hoffmann Lajara, Trusted Professional Staff NEW YORK—If
your client opened the mailbox a couple months ago to find a bill
from the New York State Department of Taxation and Finance, get
out your client’s 2004 Schedule A and take a closer look.
Continue...
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| State Clarifies Designation Issues for Out-of-State CPAs Practicing in N.Y. |
By Colleen Lutolf, Trusted Professional Staff New York CPA
firms that employ CPAs licensed in states other than New York may
want to consider printing new business cards with some additional
punctuation. Continue... |
| A UAA Section 23 Primer |
| By Dennis O’Leary, NYSSCPA Legislative Counsel Twelve states have enacted mobility legislation consistent with model legislation promulgated by the AICPA and the National Association of State Boards of Public Accountancy (NASBA) since last year, the AICPA announced in February. New York is not among those states. Continue... |
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