The Law Offices of Ronny Buni,
A Professional Corporation, located in New York City. Ronny Buni is an experienced tax and business attorney.

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New York, NY 10003

New York state income tax audit Q&A

Posted on January 28th, 2010 by bunilaw

If you’re a salaried employee and perform any work in New York state you are subject to New York state income tax. Executives and other highly compensated individuals are common targets for audit. The following addresses common questions by salaried employees.
If you move in or out of New York state in conjunction with the sale [...]

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Wall Street Journal Misleading about Tuition Deduction Case

Posted on January 13th, 2010 by bunilaw

A Wall Street Journal article by Laura Saunders misleads taxpayers into thinking that a recent tax court case makes it easier to deduct the cost of an MBA.
The article, Nurse Outduels IRS over MBA Tuition, appeared in the January 9, 2010 education section. Ms. Saunders opens by reporting that the taxpayer got a ruling “that [...]

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Last Chance: IRS Extends Deadline for Undisclosed Offshore Accounts

Posted on September 28th, 2009 by bunilaw

On September 21, 2009 the IRS announced a one-time extension of the deadline for voluntary disclosures for unreported income from offshore accounts. The deadline has been extended to October 15, 2009. Please note this is not an amnesty program, as it has commonly been referred to in various press. Taxpayers utilizing the program should consult with an attorney.

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Off-shore Accounts Deadline for IRS Disclosure Approaching Fast

Posted on September 9th, 2009 by bunilaw

If you have offshore accounts and have failed to report income, time is running out for you to make a voluntary disclosure. IRS Commissioner Douglass Shulman has made it clear that he wants Taxpayers to voluntarily disclose assets that have generated unreported income. Taxpayers who do that promptly can avoid criminal prosecution and greatly reduce penalties.

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A Closer Look at Congressman Rangel’s Tax Problems

Posted on September 9th, 2009 by bunilaw

Washington tax scandals: Part I of V. Congressman Charles Rangel, Chairman of the House Committee on Ways and Means.

Still to follow: Part II, Timothy Geitner. Part III, Tom Daschle. Part IV, Nancy Killifer. Part V, Sarah Palin.

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