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The Tax Section of the New York State Bar Association is pleased to welcome Section members and visitors. Among the resources available at this site is a comprehensive listing of links relevant to the Section, and the Section's Tax Reports. Members of the Section are invited to share ideas and seek opinions in the Tax Section e-community listserve/forum.

Sign up for the listserve and receive announcements of  new reports by sending a blank (nothing in the message, no signature, disclaimer or confidentiality statement) email to join-taxlaw@lists.nysba.org to be added to the list. You must be a member to join. Questions or problems signing up contact Pat Johnson pjohnson@nysbaorg. Thank you.

We encourage you to get more involved with the section founded in 1949. The Executive Committee of the Tax Section is comprised of 4 Officers, at least 40 Co-Chairs of more than 20 separate tax committees, 9 At-Large Members, and 25 former Section Chairs. The Executive Committee oversees the activities of the tax committees. Any member of the Tax Section is eligible to join the tax committees. Please contact Pat Johnson if you are interested.

The Tax Section engages in many activities, including testifying before Congress, holding semi-annual meetings and sponsoring ad hoc conferences. Our primary function, however, is to comment on proposed legislation and proposed regulatory guidance at the federal, state and local levels. We usually do this in the form of written reports.

Although the Tax Section first began to prepare these reports shortly after its formation, it did not begin to number them until 1972. Since then, we have submitted over 1280 reports. To obtain a report pre-2000 please contact Pat Johnson
 pjohnson@nysba.org . Reports issued in 2000 to date are available on this website.

Most of our reports comment on proposed guidance or legislation related to corporate and partnership tax, international tax, the taxation of financial instruments, debt and equity securities, employee benefits, IRS regulation of tax lawyers, and state and local tax matters.

To maintain our high standards in the years ahead, we need you to become more involved in the Tax Section, to go beyond reading a few of our reports or attending a few of our conferences. Take the next step by joining one of our tax committees and seize the opportunity to participate in one of these working groups.

The Tax Section hosts events to provide tax lawyers who tend to be underrepresented at the senior levels of our profession the opportunity to meet with members of the Tax Section in a relaxed atmosphere to discuss career opportunities, what life as a tax partner at a law firm is really like or just to mingle. These events “Women in the Law” and “Under 10” , for attorneys who graduated from law school less than 10 years ago, also include panel presentations not only on interesting tax issues, but on topics like alternative career paths for tax lawyers or how to attain greater stature within the tax bar and best practices with clients. The section won the Section Diversity Leader Award in the 2012 NYSBA Diversity Challenge for these efforts.

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210 West Rittenhouse Square
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BRIDGEHAMPTON DEVELOPMENT CORP. v. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, 2011-02178 (2d Dept 6-20-2012) 2011-02178 Decided on June 20, 2012 In a hybrid action pursuant to RPAPL article 15, inter alia, for a judgment declaring that the plaintiff has the right to redeem ce ...

tax lien - tax lien
BRIDGEHAMPTON DEVELOPMENT CORP. v. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, 2011-02178 (2d Dept 6-20-2012) 2011-02178 Decided on June 20, 2012 In a hybrid action pursuant to RPAPL article 15, inter alia, for a judgment declaring that the plaintiff has the right to redeem ce ...

tax lien - tax lien
BRIDGEHAMPTON DEVELOPMENT CORP. v. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, 2011-02178 (2d Dept 6-20-2012) 2011-02178 Decided on June 20, 2012 In a hybrid action pursuant to RPAPL article 15, inter alia, for a judgment declaring that the plaintiff has the right to redeem ce ...

tax lien - tax lien
BRIDGEHAMPTON DEVELOPMENT CORP. v. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, 2011-02178 (2d Dept 6-20-2012) 2011-02178 Decided on June 20, 2012 In a hybrid action pursuant to RPAPL article 15, inter alia, for a judgment declaring that the plaintiff has the right to redeem ce ...

tax lien - tax lien
BRIDGEHAMPTON DEVELOPMENT CORP. v. COUNTY OF SUFFOLK, 2011-02178 (2d Dept 6-20-2012) 2011-02178 Decided on June 20, 2012 In a hybrid action pursuant to RPAPL article 15, inter alia, for a judgment declaring that the plaintiff has the right to redeem ce ...