State Tax Talks with Joe Tantillo

Hodgson Russ LLP
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  • Biweekly Series

Taxes can be interesting! Taxes can be fun! Taxes can also cost people and businesses a lot of money if they’re not paid or collected properly. That’s why the Hodgson Russ LLP State & Local Tax Practice is ready to un-complicate some of New York State’s most complicated tax laws and requirements for you. Subscribe to our podcasts for instant access to the latest episodes of “State Tax Talks with Joe Tantillo.” *This podcast does not provide legal advice.

  1. Episode 1

    A Brief History of State and Local Tax

    In Episode One of “State Tax Talks with Joe Tantillo,” Joe provides an overview of the development of SALT legal practice, as told by experts, Paul Comeau and Mark Klein (or as we call them, the “Tax Titans”). You won’t want to miss this!   *This podcast does not provide legal advice.

  2. Episode 3

    Residency Audits- Part 1

    In this episode, Joe sites down with Tim Noonan in the first part of our discussion on tax residency. Changing your tax residency is not as simple as spending six months and a day in a new state. Tim and Joe discuss the ins and outs of New York State’s tax residency tests, and share thoughts on what factors tend to trip up taxpayers looking to make a move out of state.

  3. Episode 3 Bonus

    Happy Minute 1—The Convenience Rule

    Welcome to the first edition of the Happy Minute: a laid back, round-table style discussion of contemporary tax issues that pique our interest. Joe is joined by guests, Chris Doyle and Dan Kelly, to discuss the Convenience of the Employer Rule used by New York and a handful of other states to tax the wage income of remote employees. This is a nonresident allocation rule that can be confusing to many taxpayers, especially those working remotely for New York employers. Joe, Chris, and Dan talk about how the rule works, why it negatively impacts remote employees, and whether it is fair for states to use a convenience rule.

  4. Episode 6

    Introduction To Sales Tax (Part 1): Nexus

    Joe is joined by sales tax expert and SALT attorney, Joe Endres, for the first part of our Introduction to Sales Tax Series. The pair discuss one of the most important issues in the world of sales tax: nexus. Often a threshold issue for companies trying to determine the taxability of their sales, nexus is the connection between a seller and a state that requires the seller to register then collect and remit sales tax in the state. Whether a seller has nexus with a given state can be a complicated matter even for the most experienced tax professionals. The two Joes break down the law of nexus and analyze the complexities of the law.

  5. Episode 7

    Introduction To Sales Tax (Part 2): If I Sell It, Will They Tax?

    The two Joes continue their sales tax discussion by venturing into the topic of taxability. They discuss the basics of the taxation of sales of tangible personal property versus sales of services. And Joe Endres poses some interesting hypotheticals about the applicability of the New York State sales tax.

  6. Episode 8

    Introduction to Sales Tax (Part 3): Audits

    Our introduction to sales tax series comes to a close with an in depth discussion on the audit process. Have you ever wondered what happens in a New York State sales tax audit? Joe Tantillo and Joe Endres break down the ins and outs of the audit process. They discuss the rights of the taxpayer, audit procedure, and potential outcomes.

  7. Episode 9

    Allocation & Apportionment (Part 1): The Basics

    Joe is joined by Hodgson Russ Attorneys Andrew Wright and Chris Doyle to begin his series on nonresident allocation and apportionment. The group dives into the very basics of the topic, and answers the all-important question of what distinguishes allocation from apportionment.

  8. Episode 10

    SALT Minds: An Interview with Professor Edward Zelinsky

    Joe is joined by esteemed legal scholar, Professor Edward Zelinsky of the Benjamin N. Cardozo School of Law, and Hodgson Russ colleagues Elizabeth Pascal and Timothy Noonan to discuss Professor Zelinsky’s ongoing legal battle against New York State’s Convenience of the Employer Rule. Professor Zelinsky shares stories about his original convenience rule court case and provides insight into how his legal theory evolved for his newest court case in opposition of the convenience rule.

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Taxes can be interesting! Taxes can be fun! Taxes can also cost people and businesses a lot of money if they’re not paid or collected properly. That’s why the Hodgson Russ LLP State & Local Tax Practice is ready to un-complicate some of New York State’s most complicated tax laws and requirements for you. Subscribe to our podcasts for instant access to the latest episodes of “State Tax Talks with Joe Tantillo.” *This podcast does not provide legal advice.

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