Written by Max Freedman, Business News Daily Contributing Writer Featuring Yvonne R. Cort, Partner Could the IRS’ new $79.6 billion in funding result in more small and midsize business audits?
Building on the previous expansion granting Not-For-Profits and Religious Corporations permanent permission to hold meetings virtually, the NY Not-For-Profit Modernization Act further expands electronic participation in corporate meetings and aligns
Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld is very pleased to announce that New York Real Estate Journal has named our Partner Jodi Warren as a 2022 Women in Professional Services honoree. This award underscores
Congratulations to this year’s Capell Barnett Matalon & Schoenfeld New York Super Lawyer and Metro Rising Star award winners. These awards further highlight our talented professionals and underscore our firm-wide
Endowments at private foundations saw double-digit growth in both 2020 and 2021, rising $1.7 billion last year. Private and family foundations opened their pocketbooks wide again in 2021, following a
Late Portability Election: New Relief Available The IRS has just changed the timeframe for filing a late portability election for federal estate tax purposes. This is extremely important to those
Our Partner Stuart Schoenfeld joined Kris Flammang, Co-Founder & Financial Advisor at LPF Financial Advisors, for a one-on-one conversation on The Confident Retirement podcast. Stuart specializes in special needs, elder
Calling all non-filers and late filers: you may be eligible for penalty abatement pursuant to recent IRS guidance for the 2019 and 2020 tax years. See Notice 2022-36. Recognizing the
In January, we wrote about new laws that Governor Kathy Hochul signed in November 2021, that permanently gave New York not-for-profit corporations and religious corporations the ability to hold virtual
New York residents relocating to lower or zero income tax states like Florida could be in for a shock at tax time. It’s not enough to simply rent an apartment
