August 18, 2021
Bloomberg quoted Tax Partner Barry Halpern in an article about New York State’s aggressive pursuit of nonresident taxpayers who work for New York companies.
Bloomberg
By Alexis Leondis
Excerpt:
There are only a few ways for workers to stop allocating income to New York State: If they were reassigned to an office in a different state or created what’s known as a bona fide home office in another state. The onus will be on the taxpayer to provide proof, otherwise the state will presume she owes taxes, according to Barry Halpern, a partner in New York at accounting firm Marcum LLP.
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