Telecommuting and remote work have emerged as part of the new normal with no end in sight. At the same time, increasingly aggressive audit enforcement is on the rise from New York State and other state tax departments against non-residents. These audits involve confusing and often contradictory state income tax allocation rules, and some taxpayers may find themselves out of compliance in one or more states as a result.
This session will focus on wage allocation rules for New York State income tax purposes with a review of the relevant requirements, issues, and traps that must be carefully managed. Our presenter will discuss different considerations and approaches to safely navigate these dangerous waters.
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Ariele Doolittle is an attorney with Hodgson Russ LLP, based in the firm’s NYC and Albany offices. She focuses her practice on state and local tax matters, including civil and criminal tax controversies, emphasizing New York State tax litigation. Ariele has successfully represented clients before state agencies and in state and federal court actions and appeals. She also advises clients on tax planning, residency planning, and other administrative law matters. Before joining Hodgson Russ, Ariele was a law clerk at the New York State Division of Tax Appeals and Tax Appeals Tribunal.